jake4480 , 2 days ago to random

Today (July 1) in 1991, the first Duke Nukem game was released for MS-DOS. 🔫

#DukeNukem #DOSGames #DOSGaming #90sGames #90s #PCGames #PCGaming

jake4480 , 2 months ago to random

I remember using a Flightstick Pro for the family Mac Performa in the mid 1990s. My dad had the Chuck Yeager flight simulator (which was pretty cool at the time), and that was the game he had gotten the stick for.

But I mostly used it for REBEL ASSAULT. 😍

#RetroGaming #90s #90sGames #MacPerforma #ChuckYeager #1990s #FlightSimulator #StarWars #RebelAssault

A screengrab from Star Wars Rebel Assault for the Mac - showing the cockpit of your X-Wing, and you're targeting a TIE Fighter

jake4480 , 5 months ago to random

Shareware version 1.0 of Duke Nukem 3D was first released on this day (January 29) in 1996.

Today, you can download it or play it online in your browser (both free) here, via one of my all-time favorite sites on the web (that also has SO MANY other games), DOSGames.com:
https://dosgames.com/game/duke-nukem-3d.

Hail to the King, baby.

#DukeNukem #DukeNukem3D #Apogee #90s #90sGames #fps #RetroGaming

A shot of Duke Nukem's hud showing gun, health, stats, with an angry L.A.R.D pig officer facing Duke down in a grimy hallway.