Yeah, you make some good points also. :) DNF is more fun than what I think I'd get out of this remaster. New DLC for that or a sequel would be much preferred.

As companies toy around with their old IP or buy up some other companies' old IP however they seem to want to recycle it to draw in some cash. I guess they can't be blamed for that, I mean why wouldn't you want to make money off of existing assets on the cheap. Sometimes it ends up with worthwhile results, other times it looks like they stamped a game with a lick of paint and a new logo, made it work on widescreen and possibly higher resolution and then called it a day and stamp $20 on it.

Puff... puff... pass...

How I see it: too expensive for people who own any version of the game. Sound effects do sound a lot worse then they did before (almost can't believe it isn't a bug) and I love john st jon but damn does he sound bored in the re-recordings...

It's times like these where I laugh at all the bitching and moaning that went on for the likes of Grim Fandango which does play better, sound better and control better. But some nostalgic fools wanted the old broken very inferior version for full price.

I just wanted the first 2D platforms back to the store. I missed'em back then and now there's no more digital distribution to those games anywhere. Apogee >>> Gearbox.

Check your chat. :)

Could a Blue maybe chime in and let us know if there any chance in hell of this game even coming here. It might save us a lot of time and arguing. :D

I thought that main complain was that the remastered version wasn't uplifted to 16:9 aspect ratio.
As for the Duke Nukem 20th (almost 21st) Anniversary World Tour it's the price, especially when compared to good old Megaton Edition. They do have a point here.
In my country it costs about 6.65$ (419 Roubles) cheap, but compared to other FPS available on local Steam store that's a bit excessive.
In my opinion there could have been more levels in Episode 5 and the last boss is a cheap retextured knock off cycloid emperor with short range weapon. But I can forgive anything if they put it on GOG sale ;)

We got a better chance of SCPM hacking into the gog mainframe and leaking info about a possible release.

That's why I love this store and its community.
(and why **the other store** lost a customer)

Gamer solidarity. :p

You're welcome. Have fun!

That was the meaning of "great replay value" back in the 80s/early 90s. haha

I grew up with the original NES, tell me about it.

That was a nasty thing to do with a child. Especially if he got a Battletoads cartridge. Some say it still gives nightmares as post trauma symptoms.

#randyshoulddieaslowpainfuldeath