Despite the fact that the bosses are taxing, frustrating, and often infuriating affairs, I really appreciate how freakin' big they are. That's probably why I think Duke Nukem Forever is a good game and not a great one. Up Up: Umm… The bosses are big? I don't know Just be like the people who thought it was stupid and move on. Of course, the people who claim that Duke Nukem Forever is an ungodly, immoral endeavor need to reevaluate what they're spending their time bitching about. For those people, the game won't be stupid fun, it'll just be plain stupid. That's because some people just don't enjoy pervy themes. While some folks are sure to have fun seeing Duke slap around alien boobs, others will undoubtedly be either offended or indifferent about it. Again, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, you're probably going to get a kick out of the themes and humor on hand.ĭown Down: Vulgar humor isn't for everyone Then there are Duke's one-liners, which consist of stupid jokes and perverted comments. Sure, the novelty wears thin after the first two times, but it's toilet humor in its most literal sense.
Oh, come on, you don't enjoy being able to grab a turd and throw it around? That's funny! If you like vulgar themes, chances are you may enjoy starting out Duke Nukem Forever by taking a leak into a urinal. For others - those who are heavily invested in the genre - the archaic style found here will stick out like a sore thumb. For someone like me who doesn't play every single FPS that pops up, that may be okay. It's a simple shooter in its most basic form, and it never tries to be anything other than that. This game, however, doesn't feature the strides that have been prominent in other titles. The FPS genre has managed to evolve quite drastically over the past few decades. I totally understand why a lot of people don't like Duke Nukem Forever. The game's mechanics are entirely simplistic, but I had a blast with the nonstop shoot 'em up style.ĭown Down: Maybe it's a little too old school Sure, Duke Nukem Forever is in no way a classic, and it'll probably never be fondly remembered by anyone, but the entire time I played it, I was instantly taken back to that just-shoot-everything mentality that was so prominent in the late '90s. The latter, in particular, was one of my favorite games at the time. I have fond memories of classic Nintendo 64 shooters such as Goldeneye 007 and Turok 2: Seeds of Evil. Of course, I still think Duken Nukem Forever is pretty good despite its shortcomings. Still, I definitely saw its massive, pulsating… flaws, so I'm not about to pretend that it was a perfect or near-perfect game. Funnily enough, I actually enjoyed the crass FPS title.
The game in question is Duke Nukem Forever. This time, however, I want to take a look at a game that garnered a mostly negative reception. Thus far, I've talked about titles including Tomb Raider, Sleeping Dogs, Saints Row 4, and, most recently, Rayman Legends. Up until now, every edition of Up Up Down Down has focused on games that were overall critically praised.
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