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DUKE NUKEM FOREVER CHEAT ENGINE PATCH
Article taken from IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. An unofficial patch for Duke Nukem 3D which aims for adding widescreen support.
A slice of it will release tomorrow, December 21st for people to try. It likely won't have a Native Linux version but it's DirectX 9 so no doubt it will work quite well with Wine and Proton. Much of the content seen in the E3 trailers and promotional material for the game have been restored, with an all-new story being developed by a story team to bridge the gaps between what we know about the game and what we don't." - Mighty Foot Productions "Current progress has been focused on finishing the polish for the first chapter of the game, 'High Stakes, Lady Killer' and working on a plethora of render and engine fixes alike with many major and small fixes already developed, such as a proper 'hair fix' and progress on an entirely new renderer for the game in DirectX® 9. Then again, why bother? It's not like the original is worth protecting and this might even help surge interest in Duke again for a new proper game done right. I'm honestly surprised no one has tried to stop them. YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view.
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