Speaking with Esquire, Shankar revealed that he had bought the rights to adapt Duke Nukem from Gearbox Software, who secured the rights to the series back in 2010. As Shankar sees it, adapting the ...

Shankar ain't done bringing video games to TV yet, and next on his ever-growing list is the 'Duke Nukem' franchise. Reading time 2 minutes After helping get adaptations for Castlevania, Devil May Cry, ...

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Duke Nukem is approaching middle age - we take a look back at how he changed the gaming industry. Come get some.

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Developed by N-Space in 2001, Duke Nukem: D-Day was designed to be the character’s debut PlayStation 2 appearance while 3D Realms worked on the series cursed mainline entry Duke Nukem Forever. N-Space ...