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Duke Nukem: Time to Kill for Playstation 1 - Pre-loved & Fully Tested - Free P+P in UK

Duke Nukem: Time to Kill for Playstation 1 - Pre-loved & Fully Tested - Free P+P in UK

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The first Duke Nukem I played was on the Sega Saturn and it was riot. I've always loved the irreverent humour of the games which I figured was why I was 'playing'. The game stood out not only for its chaotic combat but also for its interactive environments and use of humor, parodying pop culture and action movie clichés. 

Duke’s character, heavily inspired by ‘80s action heroes like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis, helped cement the game as a cult classic, and Duke became a symbol of the bombastic, over-the-top gaming of the 1990s. 

A rare piece of retro gaming, Pre-loved and Fully Tested. 

Duke Nukem: Time to Kill is a third-person action shooter released for the PlayStation in 1998. Unlike its predecessors, which were primarily first-person shooters, Time to Kill shifted the series into a third-person perspective, offering a fresh take on the Duke Nukem franchise. The game follows Duke as he battles an alien race called the Draks, who are attempting to take over the world by altering human history. Duke must travel through different time periods, including Ancient Rome, the Old West, and the post-apocalyptic future, to stop the Draks and restore the timeline.

The gameplay of Time to Kill blends fast-paced shooting with exploration and puzzle-solving elements, staying true to the series' signature blend of over-the-top action and humor. Duke can wield a variety of weapons, from pistols to futuristic laser guns, and the game includes Duke’s iconic one-liners, adding to its gritty, comedic tone. The time-travel element introduces a variety of environments, each with unique enemies, weapons, and platforming challenges.

Though not as groundbreaking as the original Duke Nukem 3D, Time to Kill was praised for its entertaining gameplay and Duke’s irreverent attitude. It helped keep the Duke Nukem franchise relevant in the late '90s by experimenting with different gameplay mechanics while maintaining the series’ signature style of action and humor.

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