Duke Nukem 3D Easter Eggs compilation

This is what happens when you develop game with passion.

[@stefanpoirier6810]

No kidding. Heck I love how much time and effort was used for the build engine in this game as well as in Shadow Warrior and Blood.

[@npc_blob1609]

The LeveLord should have returned for the new Doom. Or even Duke Nukem Forever.

[@dandaniel445]

+Kapanyo nice profile pic

[@VTuber_Central]

*what about the magazine of duke nukem cupping lara croft's tits??*

[@17659817265781465781]

Yup. Just like the Serious Sam games. The amount of roasts to Duke in Serious Sam 2 is off the charts

[@slutenanstalt9950]

You need a Ph.D in american pop culture to fully appreciate this game.

[@JakeHunter2010]

lol atleast a Masters

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

Back when game makers actually put love into making their games...

[@masonbraun3734]

I was born with one!

[@dopefish2245]

Ik this is really late, but like, I fully agree.

[@dukkemonterier3429]

Or just watch TV in the 80's, 90's and 00's

[@Toasty_Stoat]

Almost 20 years on I'm still finding out new things in this game.. I had no idea the photocopier did that!

[@Xenotaris]

+sirejackalope Me neither.

[@MIchaelSybi]

Me too. When it was released, I locked myself in the basement, and so far didn't see the light of day. The game is very captivating. I'm still in search of new easter eggs.

[@-Joyfull]

Oh, I knew about the photocopier for quite a while, as well as many of those corpses of other characters, but it's all of those "You aren't supposed to be here, stop cheating!" messages that I missed and never knew existed at all.

[@AiColonel]

28 years later now and I just learned that you can shoot pipebombs to blow them up

[@meme80535]

1:00 "Hmm. Don't have time to play with myself."

[@Zarggg]

And activating the game opens a secret panel with a Holo-Duke inside

[@tomypower4898]

Joe Watkins E Yes only in this level game

[@grzegorzaaa]

This game is fucking masterpiece.

[@ZacTheFirst]

Too true.

[@SalDOWN]

***** And you still would play that game again! :-)

[@TheNewEmphinix]

+Grzegorz Cholewa Yeah.

[@stefanpoirier6810]

Agreed. Happy 20th Birthday to this awesome game! (Jan 29, 2016). :D

[@thegreatalta]

You hit the nail on the head

[@hlaver]

"Too many references" 7.4 -IGN

[@theakwardones69]

LOL

[@johnaustin209]

F*** IGN!

[@paxhumana2015]

"Too many idiots at IGN". - Me

[@MrGeeza]

Not sure if anyone else saw, but at 18:06 just above John McClain’s desk, there is the famous scetch of the unibomber..

[@kat_stuff]

19:43 "several others"

[@themaniacboy]

The biggest easter egg for me was that you are able to shoot a pipebomb in order to make it explode. Nice video :)

[@EndlessFunctionality]

My favorite will always be Butthead on the drive-thru speaker at Duke Burger "Go away, we're like..closed"

[@superxmario128]

You don't see many games with easter eggs like this anymore sadly

[@Egiovanni2003]

superxmario128 yea the 90s-2000s games had the best easter eggs of all time

[@user-uo8ny1kj4c]

@Mastema fortnite is dog shit -_-

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

@Ralph umm SJWs have no imagination..

[@gonzalorosario1278]

Is a shame, their are a tribute, not a copy right problem.

[@galaxymaster]

Mostly because eastereggs were some fun stuff the devs put in after the game was finished. Today Devs struggle to get games ready for launch and often have to patch a game just to make it run, so they have no time for secrets and fun

[@KneelB4Bacon]

There's another secret in Hotel Hell (E3L8). Inside the hotel, in the wrecked bathroom there's a closed stall. If you look through the gap in the door, up near the ceiling, you'll see a line of pale green letters. By moving the letters up and down in the Build Editor, you can unscramble the message, which reads, "Duke Was Here 2017." The message likely got squished when the mapper forgot about the message and moved the ceiling.

[@VTuber_Central]

ironically its 2017 now so....

[@GiannisVeronis]

shit yes i read this now as well, what a chance!

[@elliebee6537]

They way duke said "holy shit!" at 3:39 made me die of laughter.

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

"HOLY COW LOOK A LIKE DUKE NUKEM!" ~Original shadow warrior, made by , you guesed it 3drealms.

[@snakeplissken8581]

15:35. I will always escape from L.A.

[@paxhumana2015]

Yeah, and where exactly did you go afterwards?

[@Blueoriontiger]

This used to be on the original "Duke Nukem" site back in the day, but the level "Going Postal" was based on a real building that the development team would take their mail to and wasn't too far from the studio. :) (A developer admitted it during an interview about making Duke Nukem 3D)

[@trevgauntletneu_gaming]

Hey, I know this is late comment but the USS Dallas (SSN-701) is a real submarine. I used to see her on the dry dock when I was in the Navy. She was recently decommissioned after 37 years of service.

[@chrisatkins585]

Off the "Enterprise" bridge, there's a ... bathroom! Not only is that odd (these are never shown on Star Trek, ever) but...when near the toliet, Duke quips, "Hmmm, the captain's log".

[@heatblade12]

11:59 Burning fuse? i always thought it was a Comet....

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

Me too I realize now it's the burning fuse from the mission impossible intro (I thought it was some comet or something that the EDF was whatching thinking it was more aliens or something...

[@marinesteve6991]

Best game ever. I really miss the old days when gaming was for the gamer and actually fun. Now a days its all about the money..games are a rip off.

[@Alvary]

yes

[@pukki34]

+marinesteve6991 New games have zero content compared to duke...

[@dead0ntime]

Gōdon Gurando call of duty??? Nah man. All other titles you mentioned are great

[@user-uo8ny1kj4c]

@Gōdon Gurando you forgot gta4,gta vice city, san andreas, and 3!

[@guillepankeke2844]

What i remember is that it was an expensive game for a long time. But i live in Southamerica.

[@miroslavtomic7038]

In Pigsty right where the regular exit is you can find an entire jury hanging from the wall. This is both the reference to the term "hung jury" and to Twelve Angry Men movies.

[@RicardoAmaralAndrade]

I have no idea how many references a single game can have!!!! Great Job!!!

[@TheGrayMysterious]

Ricardo Amaral Andrade When the character is literally built on them ( there's an easter egg that says Duke was genetically engineered, after all), there has to be.

[@GaruruTheWolf]

The Enterprise Bridge is one of, if not my favorite, secrets in the game. I kept triggering the door to open but I couldn't find it. When I finally did and saw I was on the Enterprise Bridge I just lost it. Whenever I would play multiplayer with my friend, I would just go hide in there because he had no idea how to get to it, haha. For some reason, in the N64 version, the stormtrooper Luke is replaced with Yoda. Maybe they thought it was too graphic to show a dead Luke, or maybe they just thought Yoda was more iconic, not sure.

[@Fernito]

Whoaaa... this is pretty weird. Would you believe me if I told you that I was sleeping and dreaming about this particular secret in Duke3D, and then I wake up and see that you posted this comment on my video? Spooky! I'm speechless...

[@GaruruTheWolf]

Fernito69 Haha, that IS pretty weird! I found this video because I was searching up the Duke Nukem 3D OST and I had to watch it. I have very fond memories of exploring the N64 version (even though it was very watered down and missing a lot of levels) trying to find all of the secrets in it.

[@Sebastianooooooooo]

How do you play it on multiplayer!??

[@Sebastianooooooooo]

***** Cool, ty ^^

[@MrZillas]

you can play it on Meltdown... go here: duke3donline.com/Players/index.php klick on the big green link

[@anfrac3700]

I never knew duke nukem had so many references and easter eggs

[@heatphaze]

Lol when i was younger i used to just think the Unabomber picture was just duke in a hoody

[@Fernito]

LOL, you're not the only one. I thought exactly the same.

[@WackyChicken727]

Lol me also

[@weeseet]

Chinensis .Official I thought it was Weird Al in sunglasses.

[@stefanpoirier6810]

Same. Very uncanny (or intentional) resemblance.

[@WeirdVideoGames]

In the stage Fahrenheit, the fire truck that has "451" written on it isn't the only reference to the book. The music for that level is called 233C. 233 degrees Celcius is 451 degrees Fahrenheit.

[@AndrewMan34]

Awesome video, Fernito! Here's a bit of trivia: in regards to the Beavis and Butthead reference in Duke Burger, Randy Pitchford (Currently the CEO of Gearbox Software) did the Butthead voice!

[@Ingyar]

Thanks for the trip down memory lane! :D

[@TheSpacey52]

Another Beavis and Butt-Head reference is in Duke Burger: In the kitchen next to the fryers, there is a can of worms, referencing the episode Late Shift where the duo french fry some worms and then pass them off as curly fries

[@ZackBreaker]

Easter eggs that yell at you for cheating to get to them, that's great.

[@juliovictormanuelschaeffer8370]

17:29: very fitting actually. RANDY PITCHFORD AND GEORGE BROUSSARD: WANTED FOR KILLING THE DUKE NUKEM FRANCHISE

[@martinsobola3030]

Great video, had fun watching it! :) I'll add two more: This MID that is playing in E3L7 (Fahrenheit) is called 233c. 233 C is 451 F :) E4L1 (It's Impossible) is taking place in IMF (Improbable Mission Facility), but the shortcut is of course reference to Impossible Mission Force, actual name of the team in M:I since sixties.

[@MaxiemumKarnage]

We have gotten Wolfenstein remade. Doom remade. We're waiting.

[@ablationer]

Duke Nukem Forev- oh, wait.

[@apocalypsethethird4857]

+ablationer the new duke nukem was just like this lol why did everyone hate it

[@San.Tarcisio]

I loved duke nukem forever

[@Damocles178]

+Apocalypse The Third Duke Nukem Forever was by no means a terrible game. It was actually an alright game and I actually did enjoy it. What bothered people about it though was the weapon system, health system and linear level design. DNF just became a victim of trying to be like other games with regenerating health etc. Had they leaned more in the direction to incorporate mechanics more akin to 3D with some modernisation it would've been better. There's no reason they can't incorporate what made Duke 3d so great. :)

[@San.Tarcisio]

yes I am. What does that have to do with anything?

[@mitchellwooldridge5118]

In point of fact: The golden ring with the Roger Moore anagram is a reference to the television series "The Saint" in which he also played a spy. The golden ring is actually a halo (the logo of the show) ;-)

[@djrec0111]

Anyone remember when Duke Nukem shot lightning bolts at robots? Those were the days.

[@stefanpoirier6810]

Yeah I'll never forget when he used to drink soda too and catch Oprah from time to time.

[@PerroSecoStuff]

LameDuke and all those still unreleased betas have more references to DN1 and DN2. That's one of the reasons of why I want to play them.

[@olzhas1one755]

Perro Seco erm, it was basically dn1 and 2 but in 3d

[@PerroSecoStuff]

I know, that's why I want to play them.

[@me-xz8zf]

Those were the times when Duke Nukem was, let's say, kid-friendly! But they were definitely not the best!

[@Skyrilla]

Wow, I've played this so much and many of these went right over my head!

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

when i first played i was too young to understand any of the easter eggs aside from the luke skywalker one.

[@Nafeels]

10:14 Notice that Duke says "We meet again, Dr. Jones" in a similar style with Darth Vader's "We meet again, Obi-Wan" quote. Also, Harrison Ford plays both Dr. Jones and Han Solo.

[@Cool_For_Cats_with_Karlo]

Thank you for taking the time to make and post this superb compilation of stuff from our beloved retro gaming masterpiece. It just goes to highlight the fanboy geek dedication of the original developers, those heroes over at 3D Realms. God bless you guys!!

[@Ingyar]

At 21:45 in the background, behind the glass in the wall, the grey creature reminds me of the xenomorph in "Alien/s". ???

[@Jvk1166z]

LOL, the U.S.S FRAMERATE. Perfect name, that level was framerate hell.

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

Fun trip down memory lane. :) I used to love playing through DN3D, the "Atomic Edition", and even a few fan-made maps (though I guess there weren't that many back in the 90's, unlike with Doom). I actually crafted two entire custom episodes for Doom ("Darkhell" and "Blakhell"), but I never made anything for DN3D. No idea why. I SHOULD have at least made 1-3 maps for Duke3D! :) Anyhow. Thanks for creating this! Great compilation of the secrets. I don't even recognize at least 6-12 of 'em.

[@hondragrid]

Some one might have already said this but In Death Row, this was the first level that used ," I guess he didn't escape from L.A." Near the beginning of the level in one of the cells there is a bed you can move that leads to Snake Plissken from the Escape from LA movie.

[@hardtymz2517]

Fun fact: Bruce Campbell's "Ash" got his complete movie dialog from this game.

[@realhayabusa9515]

it's a shame that game developers don't put in awesome Easter eggs like this anymore

[@Egiovanni2003]

Hideyuki Hayabusa im 12 and i know how great easter eggs were at 90s for me 90s games had the best easter eggs of all time

[@realhayabusa9515]

Egiovanni 01 well thats good at least you got to experience something awesome

[@Egiovanni2003]

Hideyuki Hayabusa agreed. I hope in the future they will bring awesome easter eggs like 90s had

[@DoktrDub]

Nah there is a crap ton of awesome Easter eggs and secrets in a lot of big modern games, but I get it, these Easter eggs were awesome, 90’s had good Easter eggs

[@Nsodnoajdjksl]

And the kids are 25

[@JK-kt3tk]

22:05 I've never seen anyone point this out, but "Hanger [sic] 18" is a reference to heavy metal band Megadeth, who would later officially cover the Duke Nukem theme.

[@LycanWitch]

It's actually not a reference to Megadeth, rather it's a reference to the reference which that Megadeth song is named after.. Hangar 18, is a real life hanger which conspiracy theorist purport to contain UFO technology and where UFO tech is stored, and is where the govt carried out project sign, project grunge and project bluebook (official studies of unidentified flying objects) back during in the 1940s and 1950s. This easter egg referencing the real life hanger 18 and not the megadeth song, is backed up by the other text on the box, how the item in it originally came from Roswell, and how it's shipped to W.P.A.F.B, OH, which stands for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base which is home to Hanger 18 and which is located in the state of Ohio (OH).

[@wolfgangfrost8043]

Just an FYI, the picture of a developer you weren't sure about is George "Washington" Broussard.

[@massimodambrogio]

I could't believe there are reference to Indipendence Day, they are of the same year. Wow 😮

[@annemuha3766]

I played duke nukem 3d last year, and it is one of the best fucking games ive ever played. Simply badassery from start to finish.

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

despite games like this not aging too well it really highlights the best of the gaming industry, back in the day when game devs really cared about their games and fans....

[@Nsodnoajdjksl]

​@@sheilaolfieway1885 There are indie developers that still care about their games and fans.

[@dronespace]

Great video. I knew Duke 3D had many references/easter eggs, but hadn't realised *just how many* there were.

[@mattbigmonster]

20 years after playing it and I'm still supprised and impressed.

[@retrorobbyreviews]

Never knew some of these easter eggs existed. Thanks showing all of them in one video.

[@lamelama22]

Some notes I saw in the video but weren't explicitly mentioned or missed. "IMF" - the "Improbable Mission Force", is a reference to the "IMF" - "Impossible Mission Force" from Mission:Impossible. In the Area 51 area with the Independence Day ship, if you open the doors/wall, it is a big launch tube, similar to in Independence Day. Thanks for the video. I played a ton of this game when I was younger and found/got most of these, but missed a few that were cool, particularly on the space levels.

[@Catinkontti]

Duke Nukem is a mixture of tree persons: He has George Nada's attitude, Terminator's nerves + endurance and Duff Man's charisma.

[@WaterCrane]

Duke is essentially a walking homage to 80s action heroes, especially those played by Arnold Schwarzenegger.

[@dicktitsquest8190]

I don't know if it is just me, but I always like going back to this video everyday, because how much fun the game is including all these references you found. Good job on video and hope you make more.

[@taltul212]

Very impressive. I've played through the whole game back then but didn't realize there were so many esater eggs. Thanks!

[@werewasyo]

if only modern shooters were this clever

[@TacticalxIncursion]

Modern Shooters consist of shooting the bad guys, dying, respawning, and shooting more bad guys.

[@TheTechnoBroz]

TacticalxIncursion You literally just explained duke nukem 3d.

[@chocolatechipcharlie5200]

TheTechnoBroz no he didn't dip shit. Duke nukem has secrets and Easter eggs as well as health packs steroids jetpacks, armor atomic health..among other things. Does COD have that? NO. Get your shit together bub, just cuz you played duke a little doesn't mean you know shit about it...noob

[@FernandoFernandez_192]

You missed a secret near the end of XXX Stacy, where you get inside an apartment that seems to belong to the unabomber: his picture is there, along with a disarmed pipebomb

[@jhunbronia4832]

cw

[@tonygabashvili8357]

Yes, someone pointed it out!

[@jmeador85]

Damn, all this stuff I didn't get when I was a kid. Thanks for the vid!

[@anthonygq]

SWEET VID BRO! Brought me back so many great memories! I only understood like half of the Easter eggs when i was a kid... this is EPIC!

[@Ainttnoway]

all though they seem very similar. that hanging monk in death row is actually a monk from the game "Blood"

[@Fernito]

+Ragin Bull That's not possible. Duke Nukem 3D came out in 1996; Blood was released in 1997.

[@Ainttnoway]

+Fernito69 shit. you are right.

[@stefanpoirier6810]

+Ragin Bull Similar, yes. From Blood, no. But I love how foreshadowing it is what with the idea of being at a church-ish area, to which then Blood more or less in the first level of the first episode has the common monk enemy first appear at a church-ish area. U could say then monks from Rise of the Triad were resurrected otherwise. Lol That or chronologically, the monks appear in the 1920s of Blood, then World War 2(?) within 'Triad', finally in 1996 in Death Row.

[@DasLawrence]

+Ragin Bull however thou, in blood you can find a tortured Duke Nukem in a secret area at the dark carnival level (E1M4)

[@sergicolome9195]

I also thought it was from blood!

[@RocketZX]

I LOL'd at "yippe kai yay mother ******" that's a crazy set of easter eggs

[@samking5109]

Great job !! But the Moger Roore reference is a halo from The saint ! Roger Moore wasn't in Goldfinger !

[@Fernito]

Wow, thanks a lot for that. It makes more sense now!

[@samking5109]

No prob love the vid !!

[@samking5109]

Its a Halo from the Saint ! They would not have put in a clever easter egg like that ans screwed up the actors !

[@KieferDiego]

Sam King How come could they have added an easter egg from a game that was released 5 years later?

[@kragoth52]

Sam King is right, The Saint was a TV show in the 60s, the character Roger Moore played was Simon Templar, the halo appears above the head of the stick figure in the intro

[@austinslaughter319]

you missed a few things dukes line "hail to the king baby" is an evil dead quote at the duke burger level in the office, there's 3 photos of 3 characters from men in black then on the level darkside, there's a corridor where if you shoot the enemy in the throat, duke says "you're not my father" on the Hollywood set level there's a where you'll see 3 posters, featuring 3 of mortal kombats creators, including Dave boon There's a part in the train station where if you shoot a reptilian looking alien in the throat, duke says "get over here" this is a reference to Scorpion, as his famous like is said, a character much similar to reptile is killed, and a train station was a mortal kombats level when duke says "groovy" after picking up a weapon, that's yet another reference to evil dead then there's a poster of one of the aliens from the Simpsons at Hollywood holocaust There's also a photo of Yoda and another Jedi, and mace windu at the duke burger level

[@restlessfrager]

Pretty sure the game can't tell whether you,re shooting something in the throat or in the feet.

[@Zarggg]

+ThatAnnoyingPrickNextDoor The comic Men in Black was based on was published from 1990 to 1991.

[@SorenDaein]

My favorite out of all these is when Duke say "It's time to kickass and chew bubblegum. And I'm all out of gum".

Apparently I found this video 10 years late :) My guess that the Valdeez-2 does not just reference the Exxon Valdez spill, but more specifically Waterworld, where the bad guys ship is called the DEEZ, which later turns out to be the actual Exxon Valdez.

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

7:00 One of the coolest easter eggs. It has the music and everything.

[@Hellwyck]

The Moger Roore "gold ring" is a halo. It's for The Saint, not James Bond. Goldfinger starred Sean Connery.

[@GentleHeretic]

8:33 Also, the collapsing black skyscraper is a reference to id Software's office location at the time, the Town East Tower in Mesquite, Texas.

[@Fernito]

Jacob Smith wow, had no idea. Thanks for the info!

[@paxhumana2015]

9:56, coincidentally, there's also supposed to be an upcoming Indiana Jones video game that's supposed to be a FPS as well, and the name of the game is called Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and its due date for release is unknown, though some of the people that are working on this game are behind the two newest Wolfenstein games, as well as some middle 2000s FPS hits, such as The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay and The Darkness.

[@Tchernobog]

love how commander keen and dopefish are a link between ID and Apogee/3DRealms games and are referenced throughout.

[@guillepankeke2844]

Amazing! Its this attitude from the developers that gives the idea of the immersion they produced in you. Great game.

[@nealemaendler]

13:05 before the u.n.c.l.e reference.. are those the Mystery Science Theater 3000 doors??

[@leonciohernandez]

12:43 i think it is a reference to the movie Tha man with the golden gun Roger moore was not in goldfinger

[@ZacTheFirst]

16:46 that is NOT a reference to Itchy and Scratchy, it's making fun of Tom and Jerry, which is what Itchy and Scratchy made fun of.

[@MrS13Silvia1]

I knew a few of these, but thank you for showing them all :) That was pretty neat!

[@NewShockerGuy]

I LOVED this game back in the day!! So awesome. This brings back so many memories! I want to play it again!

[@CZpersi]

The abreviation IMF may also be a reference to Mission Impossible, where the secret unit was named "Impossible Mission Force".

[@SzarkaG]

Thank you so much Fernito! Duke Nukem 3D is the best game ever :)

[@Bio-Becky9259]

23:47 what does that name have to do with anything?

[@markie1993]

In shrapnel city, where the trays of food is floating around on the water threw a curtain, one day I glitched inside of it , has writing on the wall inside never seen anyone ever have it on a video.

[@honkeydolemite9025]

Actually Moger Roore and ring are referance to The Saint and not James Bond. Since all other references also are for old tv shows: Mission Impossible, Avengers etc.

[@Fernito]

Thanks, though someone already pointed that out.

[@x1alpha883]

3:14 I have a question ..... Where you get jetpack in that level .... It's impossible ....

[@wisconsinbuddah]

Cheats

[@TheLambdaTeam]

You can get one legit at the secret level "Launch Facility".

[@ghostmangm3059]

17:01 actually, he's saying "I'm back" which is not only a reference to Terminator, but also Duke Nukem II, in which he says "I'm back" in the intro, in the exact same accent

[@Fernito]

Well spotted!

[@ThoughTMusic]

This video made my day.

[@GDXdominator]

ThoughT 17:50

[@gamepad3173]

looking at the bridge, it's based off of the Enterprise D ( I wasn't sure as to which Enterprise you were referring to). in fact the entire map is based on the Enterprise D. as for the show, well that's likely Star Trek TNG.

[@hardtymz2517]

that developer pic is of George Washington. The first US President. you missed the Unibomber pic next to the yippe kiyay quote.

[@stevengluf8595]

"Society for preparation of canine hamburger" cracks me up every time

[@C4s3yJon3s]

In the 20th Anniversary world tour which was released in 2016 you've got the audio comentary from the devs and one of them was that "back then you didn't had to report for easter eggs it's just a bunch of guys making a game whatever happened, happened" Now it takes me an hour to finish a level cause of the commentaries

[@GerbenWijnja]

21:31 I think the van with "I LUV ET" is from the X-Files. It appears in season 1 and/or 2. It is owned by a guy that is obsessed with UFO sightings, and Mulder visits him a couple of times. I think it's the same van.

[@andrewmahaffy5802]

In the police station level, by McClain’s desk is a wanted poster of what was suspected to be what the Unibomber looked like, which took place around the time the game was being developed.

[@ViolentNin]

Thanks for uploading. Is it okay if I use some clips from the video for a Duke Nukem project I'm working on? You will of course be credited as a source and I will put a link in the description that links to this video.

[@Fernito]

Sure! And please let me know once it's online to check it out :)

[@ViolentNin]

@@Fernito Will do. Thanks. =D

[@ShinoSarna]

1:33 Huh, I knew about the monk easter egg in a chapel, but I thought this was just a regular background detail, that aliens killed the monk who was the prison chaplain or something. I didn't know it was a reference to Rise of the Triad.

[@TAURON85]

Hi! Could you help me out please? I play Duke HRP with polymer and duke plus I wanted to bind the duke plus menu key in the game i couldn't find the key thus I pressed through all the keys on the keyboard. As a result when I toggle to map view I can't see anything the map is gone, it went black, only Duke himself appears on the middle. I think I turned off something but don't know how to make it back. Any idea how could I undo this?

[@mikkoiranen]

You forgot one more easter egg. :) In the level Going Postal, in one secret of it, there's a poster of "Postal Rifle Association", in contrast to the National Rifle Association. There is also some pictures of the mailman's worst enemy, and where to "aim" on it - the dog.

[@Flobinton]

Today I learned you can set off pipe bombs by shooting them in Duke Nukem 3D

[@foxg1290]

thanks for showing alot of nice secrets, there was even a few I had never seen before!! :)

[@GenjuDW]

7:46 would the TV in the background showing the biker make this an Easy Rider reference? Born to be Wild was played during the opening of Easy Rider.

[@ihsahnakerfeldt9280]

It's incredible how personalized everything is, how much thought they put into this. It's not commercialized, not aiming at appealing to the lowest common denominator. It's just FPS fans developing a game according to their own taste and influences.

[@lingonberriesofwrath1836]

It's because back then, a game like this was developed by around ten people. Today, it's not uncommon that a big name game can include fifty, maybe a hundred people. It's easier to make your mark when you're designing an entire level by yourself. That wouldn't happen today.

[@PashaDefragzor]

I do the sounds of a monsters sometimes spontaneously

[@EvilStreaks]

There was a lot in this that I didn't know about. But I wonder why you mention the Sister Act reference in the exansion but not the one in the second map, Red Light District.

[@Fernito]

For some reason I thought this one was more iconic :)

[@elbryan42]

You forgot to mention the can of worms by the deep fryer in Duke Burger, a reference to Beavis and Butt-Head as well.

[@theAxis12]

There was the police sketch of the unibomber by John McClain's desk

[@stefanpoirier6810]

Lol that's pretty clever. :D

[@fredclaymorgan]

I was just about to write that and I found your comment lol

[@LycanWitch]

immediately after that he mentions that that sketch is found in other levels, but made more sense for them to point out this easter egg in the post office level, since the unabomber is known for the package bombs they sent via the post office.