Pretty sure Death Row was also there at that point.Īs for The Abyss and the other maps, I'm 99% certain that Levelord started them, but if he didn't, y'know, whatever. In November, Hollywood Holocaust and Red Light District/Mean Streets were there, albeit with slightly different layouts. Hope you learn and have fun discussing the development of one of the best video games from the 1990s! These prototypes have always fascinated me, partly due to the fact that, as of this writing, they haven't been released, Hendricks and TerminX are in charge of maintaining these builds, but can not release them until Gearbox gives them permission to do so, the whole "please release the prototypes" discussion is already on the previously mentioned forum topic, (with people getting rather angry at Hendricks and TerminX at their reluctance to release these prototypes, which they legally can't do until further notice,)Īnyway, post your findings, your speculations, perhaps maybe even some mods/fanart based off of these prototypes, (after all, fans have already done so for LameDuke and v0.99) I was inspired to create this forum topic after coming across this page on the Duke Nukem Wiki: Īfter I read through the page, I realized that were was so much more to these prototypes than I thought, not only early concepts of some of the maps that differ vastly from the final game, as well as early versions of the Enforcer and PigCop (who made their apparent first appearance in the May 1995 build)Īnd while I am aware of a previously existing forum titled "Duke3D & SW - Early/Alpha/Beta/Gold Material", THIS forum discussion is primarily for Duke Nukem 3D prototypes dating back to 1995, as well as Duke Nukem IIID (The earliest build of Duke Nukem 3D, nicknamed "LamerDuke"), LameDuke, and the v0.99 Beta.
Sorry about that! anyway, here's the finished version of the first post:
Ignore that first post, doesn't really allow topic editing, (in the first post I accidently hit my mousepad while typing, and since my mouse was hovering over the Add Reply button on screen, I sent the reply without really finishing it)
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