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Duke Nukem Advance

Duke Nukem Advance

2002ShooterActionScience fiction

4.0/5

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Alien scientists have plotted to take over the earth; it's Duke Nukem's job to prevent them from executing their evil science project. Duke's using his full arsenal of weapons and is teleporting to various locations around the world in order to stop the alien menaces. Most importantly, he'll make them pay!

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ActionScience fictionaliensmurderdeathegyptdark humorteleportationaustraliaexplosiondeath matchanthropomorphism

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Developer

Torus Games

Publisher

Take-Two Interactive

Release date

12 Aug 2002

Metacritic

80

Community rating

80.0 / 5(1)

Platforms

Game Boy Advance

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