It's unclear as to why they dropped the idea for the final release, but Duke being the Memetic Badass as he is, lack of oxygen and no atmosphere to protect him from the Sun's radiation is pretty much a normal day for him. Not wearing a space suit would have resulted in an instant death after exiting the decompression chamber. This was meant to protect him later in the level where you actually have to go outside to the surface of the Moon.

Duke was originally intended to be able to use a space suit (those which you can see throughout the level Dark Side, the penultimate level of Lunar Apocalypse episode).

It's a pretty elaborate level, despite being huge on par with The Abyss, the final level of Hollywood Holocaust.

One notable exception was the level Derelict, which made it into the Atomic Edition (after they fixed the various bugs and glitches).

A possible reason for the change is that the mappers had to simplify the design so that the game could be played on slower computers.

As shown in old alpha and beta screenshots, the levels were originally bigger and more destructible than in the final game.

Some planned features and concepts include laser sight, space suit, flashlight, multi-floor elevators, boss spaceship, scorpion-like tanks driven by Pig Cops etc. Some of them are Dummied Out, and traces of them can be found in game data.

The developers planned many features that ended up being scrapped.

This concept was rescued later for Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project, which features the Pig Cops. Duke Nukem 3Ds levels are, when compared to Doom, able to boast of being A.

While the basic gameplay of Duke Nukem 3D and Doom are essentially the same, one of the biggest ways the two differentiate is in the level design.

The Pig Cop was originally supposed to be able to hit the player with their Shotgun, but 3D Realms dropped the idea, since it didn't work properly in the game. Hollywood Holocaust by J.S.Graham 'Considering a port of another games level for a review is a bit of a funny thing.'.

Hollywood Holocaust brilliantly encapsulates the experience in.

Action Forms was going to release a urban hunting game called Duke Nukem: Endangered Species, a spinoff of 3D. Duke Nukem 3D is an outrageously over-the-top but - for the time - surprisingly clever pastiche of the 90s Hollywood action movies.

There's also Lameduke : an early beta of the game, officially released by 3D Realms on Januas a 1-year anniversary celebration, which was Darker and Edgier while not Hotter and Sexier at all.

Duke Nukem 3D - Hollywood Holocaust Reimagined map was started for us to learn the abilities of the source engine and has grown to what it is today.This was made out of an appreciation to the Duke Franchise for the game Half-Life 2. We went hands-on with Gearboxs Anniversary Edition, and it made us remember why the shooter was so important.

3D Realms considered doing a first person sidescroller game. Half-Life 2 - Duke Nukem 3D: Hollywood Holocaust Map. Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour - Hollywood Holocaust Gameplay.

Star-Making Role: To this day, the character of Duke Nukem is Jon St.

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