Duke Nukem 3D makes a comeback… on a mobile phone?
It’s been a whole decade since the classic FPS Duke Nukem 3D was released, and it’s been a little less than that since we were promised a sequel. Well, we’re not really hanging on to the prospect of seeing the fabled Duke Nukem Forever on shelves anytime soon, so instead, here’s a video by soueldi who somehow managed to run the original Duke Nukem game on, of all things, his Nokia N73 mobile phone.
Now, we’re not exactly sure if this is really the actual game running on the handset, or if it’s just a video of the game being played back on the phone’s screen. Not much detail accompanies the video clip that we have here, except for a note that what we’re seeing is a beta version “for symbian 3rd” , and a link which points to a zip file which you can download and perhaps install on your own phone, if you really want to have Duke with you wherever you go. We are yet to test out this file for ourselves, though, so we’re not sure if this will actually work. However, feel free to have a go at it if you think you’re phone can handle this application.
Via Daily Motion
It’s been a whole decade since the classic FPS Duke Nukem 3D was released, and it’s been a little less than that since we were promised a sequel. Well, we’re not really hanging on to the prospect of seeing the fabled Duke Nukem Forever on shelves anytime soon, so instead, here’s a video by soueldi who somehow managed to run the original Duke Nukem game on, of all things, his Nokia N73 mobile phone.
Now, we’re not exactly sure if this is really the actual game running on the handset, or if it’s just a video of the game being played back on the phone’s screen. Not much detail accompanies the video clip that we have here, except for a note that what we’re seeing is a beta version “for symbian 3rd” , and a link which points to a zip file which you can download and perhaps install on your own phone, if you really want to have Duke with you wherever you go. We are yet to test out this file for ourselves, though, so we’re not sure if this will actually work. However, feel free to have a go at it if you think you’re phone can handle this application.
Via Daily Motion