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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Scottsdale, AZ - May 17, 2002
3D game introduces wise-cracking Duke
Nukem to a new generation of PC gamers
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - May
17, 2002- Global video games publisher ARUSH Entertainment today
announced Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project (DNMP) for the PC is shipping
to North American retailers and will be on the shelves early next week
at a MSRP of $24.99.
DNMP is a PC platformer that hearkens back to the classic days of
gaming, but with the visuals and polish of today's games, and is set
in a fully 3D environment. Starring one of the most recognizable video
game characters in history, Duke Nukem, DNMP is edgy, fast action at
its best. The game doesn't pull any punches, and stays true to Duke
Nukem's trademarked attitude throughout eight huge NY themed areas as
he rescues babes and blows away mutants.
"Duke is immensely appealing-he's a shoot first, ask-questions-never
kind of guy," said ARUSH Entertainment president and CEO Jim Perkins.
"He's a confident American hero, and babes fall at his feet wherever
he goes. He's the coolest guy I've ever had the pleasure of working
with."
DNMP was developed by Sunstorm Interactive, which has created add-on
packs in the past for Duke Nukem 3D. 3D Realms, the creators of the
Duke Nukem franchise, produced the game.
The Official DNMP Web site, www.DukeNukemMP.com, has screenshots, a 20
MB movie that shows gameplay and Duke spouting off his famous
one-liners, wallpapers and other Duke goodies.
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