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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 
    Garland, TX - June 6, 1997 Hail to the King, Baby! MacSoft Releases
    Duke3D for the Macintosh 
    The best selling game of 1996, 3D Realms' Duke Nukem 3D is
    coming to the Macintosh as MacSoft ships the title today. Duke Nukem 3D for the Macintosh
    offers many all-new features, including direct head to head Internet play via TCP/IP
    addresses, digitally recorded music, on the fly switching of screen resolutions and
    keyboard layouts, and recording of original network taunts. Adding to the intense
    multiplayer fun, Macintosh users can now play against either PCs or Macs over a local area
    network or the Internet.  
     
    MacSoft's Duke Nukem 3D for the Macintosh contains all the fast paced action packed levels
    found in the Atomic Edition, which includes all the original Duke Nukem 3D levels as well
    as those found in the Plutonium PAK. Having captivated PC gamers by combining strong
    character development, gripping graphics and irreverent humor with an advanced 3D gaming
    engine, Duke Nukem 3D is sure to "raise the bar" for first person action games
    on the Mac.  
     
    "Duke Nukem is one of the most highly rated computer games ever," said Peter
    Tamte, executive director of MacSoft. "Macintosh players can now experience first
    hand Duke's attitude and humor, as well as its advanced technology and extraordinarily
    addictive game play."  
     
    Duke Nukem 3D requires any 68040 or higher Macintosh with at least 8MB of RAM, color
    monitor, and CD-ROM drive. 16Mb RAM is required for network gameplay.  
     
    MacSoft, an affiliate of GT Interactive Software Corp., is ranked among the top ten
    Macintosh publishers in North America by PC Data. Headquartered in NY, GT Interactive
    Software Corp. is a leading global publisher of entertainment and edutainment software
    under the GT Interactive, Humongous Entertainment, and Cavedog Entertainment brands for
    personal computers as well as video game systems from Sony, Nintendo, & Sega. Among GT
    Interactive's best sellers are Duke Nukem 3D & Quake. The company is a leader in
    value-priced software. Located at http://www.gtinteractive.com
    on the World Wide Web, GT
    Interactive is publicly traded on the NASDAQ National Market System under the symbol GTIS. 
    
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