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The description of the video is making it sound like those assets have been out there for a while (maybe already rearranged in an. Some of it looked a bit rushed, cartoony or over the top but it would be interesting to see how one could reinterpret it into Mapster32 and exploit the best tiles to result in a map set with a unique feeling. art could be interesting to explore the use of in the context of a Duke 3D user episode. Now that may or may not be problematic on the legal side of things eventually, but I kind of do feel like Zero Hour. It just took me a minute to find this video again but a while ago I ran into this: ^ Never played the game but growing up with the Nintendo 64 and Duke Nukem 64, to me the aesthetics I'd get to see of Zero Hour at the time would make it feel especially canon, I guess also due to it being rather contemporary to Duke 3D alongside Time To Kill (but that one looked worse and more like a Tomb Raider clone) - and so before the franchise even really had the time to go anywhere far. I've seen the problem mentioned a few times over the years, and you're only the second person (as far as I know) who managed to solve it. Or use this link to jump straight to the first post about the actual solution to the mystery:Д«ut it's still really impressive that you managed to work it out unaided. Here's the main thread about the mystery and it's eventual solution: You're a little late discovering the solution, as it was discovered a while back. I do have a little bad news for you though (sorry!). The only disadvantages in first person view in DN:ZH are that you don't see your weapon onscreen, that you lose the small but real advantage of the wider viewing area that third person gives you, and that the (fortunately very few, and not too hard) miss-and-you-die jumps are harder to perform. I always play DN:ZH in first person mode (when playing the single player campaign, I mean), as I much prefer first person view in games. A real pity, as it's both a great game, and also a great Duke Nukem game, doing much more justice to the character than Duke Nukem Forever managed to do.

But even amongst N64 fans, the game seems to be pretty unknown. I think that's a real loss to many DN3D fans, who would, I believe, really like DN:ZH. But DN:ZH seems to be very often rejected unseen, because it's on a console and not the PC.

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Granted, that's largely because it's an N64 exclusive, but considering how popular the PC game Duke Nukem 3D is (and DN3D still has a dedicated and widespread group of fans making mods for it too), then you'd perhaps expect fans of DN3D (and it's ports, on the N64, PSX, and Sega Saturn) to be more curious about later Duke Nukem games, even if they are on other machines. That is very impressive detective work! Duke Nukem: Zero Hour is one of my favourite N64 games, but unfortunately it doesn't seem to be too well known outside of the N64 game scene.

#Duke nukem zero hour controls code

Therefore, it is impossible to access the cheat without using the button code to unlock it.

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(Don't mind the HD texture replacements, I forgot to turn them off)Д¬ontrary to what the game manual and cheat sites say, there is unfortunately no unlockable Extreme difficulty mode, and the select skin cheat does not become accessible even after the game has been 100% completed.

I have now gotten 100% on all of the levels with all of the kills, babes, and secrets gotten. I did this glitch on the Up Ship Creek level using this method on all of the sentry drones featured on the map and wound up with 65/64 kills. Just shooting the sentry drone with the SMG's once before it explodes into you and then letting it crash into you will cause the double kill glitch to occur.

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I've figured out exactly how to perform the glitch.