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[Eagle of Fire]

It would definitly not be that big. I remember having it copied on several disketes back in the day.

[Dave]

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Could you place the FULL version of Duke Nukem 3D on your server so that everyone can download it? Pleeeease...
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NO because it's still sold, but size isn't a problem now, there's always Iso cellar

[D4NG3R]

I would like to see It here on abandonia...
Bit stronger.. i already have it! full version with plutonium pack (expansion) added
I could send you the file... but i dont know how to
If you guys would like to see it here :laugh: please post

[D4NG3R]

Im not sure if this game is abandoned... the source code is already released (2003) but im not sure if its OK to share the FULL game for free :confused:

[The Fifth Horseman]

We can't seem to go a few months without this request being repeated.

the source code is already released (2003) but im not sure if its OK to share the FULL game for free

And your doubt is justified. The source code might have been made public domain, but the game also has other content (eg sprites, level designs, music and so on), which is still copyrighted.

Either way, the game is Still Sold.
[REJECTED]

[Dave]

No way, still sold after 2 years...10 dollars

[The Coop]

Well, we all know that the Duke Nukem 3D is still being sold in its 'Atomic Edition' form, and that Blood has been returned to abandonware status. However, what about the expansion packs for these two games? Are any of these able to pass the Abandonia qualifications test? I know Monolith doesn't sell them, and neither does 3D Realms. I've checked Amazon.com, and the ones that are listed are being sold by third party users in the Amazon Marketplace (not Amazon themselves). I also did searches on CD Access for all of them, and came up empty.



Duke Nukem 3D

-=Duke Caribbean: Life's a Beach=-
Published by- WizardWorks Software
Developed by- Sunstorm Interactive, Inc.
Released- 1997

-=Duke it out in D.C.=-
Published by- WizardWorks Software
Developed by- Sunstorm Interactive, Inc.
Released- 1997

-=Duke: Nuclear Winter=-
Published by- WizardWorks Software
Developed by- WizardWorks Software
Released- 1997



Blood

-=Plasma Pak=-
Published by- GT Interactive Software Corp.
Developed by- Monolith Productions, Inc.
Released- 1997

-=Cryptic Passage=-
Published by- WizardWorks Software
Developed by- Sunstorm Interactive, Inc.
Released- 1997

[The Fifth Horseman]

Are the DN3D expansion packs standalone or do they require the main game?
As for Blood expansions, IIRC there is some sort of compilation still sold. Not sure.

[_r.u.s.s.]

even if it wasn't standalo and it requied the main game it wouldn't matter, the packs are not sold, you still have to buy the original and then you somehow need to get the expansion (which is not sold anymore)

[The Coop]

All three Duke expansions, and both Blood expansions, need their respective original games to be played. I also looked up Blood: One Unit Whole Blood (the collection you were talking about TFH), and it's only sold by third party sellers in the Amazon Marketplace. CD Access doesn't appear to have it at all.

I also did more research, and found out that WizardWorks Software shut their doors in 2004, and Sunstorm Interactive closed in 2003.