The intro-sequence to the Playstation 2 driving-simulator Gran Turismo 3 A-Spec.
One of the GT-series best intro-video in my opinion, the music is pretty good too.
It's Feeder - Just a Day, playing in the background.
The boss fights in Duke Nukem 3D, starts with the Battlelord, second the Overlord with a face that a mother would hate, third the giant walking lizard Cycloid Emperor and lastly, the bitch itself, The Queen.
This is a home made trailer I made for Duke Nukem 3D using the HRP (High Resolution Pack), a modification made by several guys over at the 3DRealms forum. It's a really impressive piece of work and I highly recommend it for every Duke Nukem fan out there.
For this video, I used the original version of "Grabbag" made by Lee Jackson. I hope you enjoy it!
This shows the endgame movies from Duke Nukem 3D, from Episode 1 to 4 in that order.
"Look for a Duke Nukem 3D sequel soon.", hmm, Duke Nukem Forever? Yeah sure 3DRealms! ;)
Uploaded by request.
Babe Land, can it get any better? Unfortunately the aliens have invaded the place and our only hope to take it back is for our hero to abort their whole friggin' species.
Easier said than done.
This is the second credits part from the Playstation 2 driving-simulator Gran Turismo 3 A-Spec.
One of my all-time favourite end credits ever, the music is just so fantastic, blends in so perfect. Enjoy it!
It's Lenny Kravitz - Again, playing in the background.
This is the first level of the Episode 3 chapter, one of many memorable levels from Duke Nukem 3D. In it, Duke finds himself outside a Sushi-restaurant just after defeating the Overlord from Episode 2.
I've split this movie into two separate movies because it went over the 100MB barrier, so I apologize for that. You can find the second part of the movie in my video category.
This is the beginning of the training-course in the Half-Life Playstation 2 version.
As you can see, you don't directly start in the elevator like in the PC version but rather outside the training-course.
The training-course itself remain almost intact with the original only with a few changes and one new area merely added for the Playstation 2 version.
