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Two Big Thumbs Up (Duke and Quake)

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From: se... Sean Patrick Brennan
Date: Fri, 12 Apr 1996 00:00
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Silly rabbit!  Both games are _excellent_!
Quake holds promise, a wonderful engine, configurable, etc.
Duke has so many bells and whistles it's mind blowing.
No one will hate you if you love quake and love dn3d too.
Yes, they're both fun!
	"I'm gonna rip `em a new one!" - Duke Nukem
For those of you who have not tried dn3d yet, here are some teasers.
The first level is Holleywood, in great detail.  You can:
	Go into a movie theatre and turn on the projector,
		projecting a gyrating woman in a bikini.
	Go into the peep show.  These are a row of rooms containing:
		A projector, that you can turn on, with a bare womans butt
			dancing around.
		A stool.
		A trashcan, and
		A roll of toilet paper.
	Go into the go-go room.
		Walk up to one of the women and press the space bar.
		Duke says "Shake-em baby!" and she pulls down her bra
		and shakes her tits, complete with tassels on the nipples.
	Look into a mirror!  Too cool for text.
There's also a pool table you can play on!  No shit!  15 balls,
solids and stripes, a cue ball, pockets, "physics", ...

And on the prison level (you start out in an electric chair!)
	there's a secret place behind the chapel that has a Doom
	soldier in the dying position (green suit, grabbing his bleeding
		neck) and Duke says "That's one doomed space ranger!"

And if you go up to a urinal or a toilet and use it, Duke goes
"Ahhh ... much better" and adds 10% to your health.

Of course, there are plenty of people out there who will not try
Duke because they like Quake so much.  Somebody must have told them
they can't have their cake and eat it, too.
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From: se...@ICSI.Berkeley.EDU (Sean Patrick Brennan)
Subject: Two Big Thumbs Up (Duke and Quake)
Date: 1996/04/12
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