Duke Nukem is an unmistakably ‘90s video game franchise that got its start in 1991, but it wasn’t until 1996 that it would find its FPS footing with Duke Nukem 3D.

Which isn't to say a Duke Nukem TV series (or a new videogame, for that matter) will inevitably be bad. PC Gamer's Robert Jones shared some ideas in 2023 about how Duke could be resurrected in ...

There currently is no new Duke Nukem product to associate with the incoming TV series, and the latest video game is a 20th anniversary re-release of Duke Nukem 3D that launched in 2016.

A Duke Nukem TV series may be coming from the producer of the Devil May Cry and Castlevania animated shows on Netflix; Publisher who resurrected lost pirate game Captain Blood says it's 'a 3 or 4 ...

Television ‘Duke Nukem’ Show Coming From Game Adaptation Honcho Adi Shankar Shankar ain't done bringing video games to TV yet, and next on his ever-growing list is the 'Duke Nukem' franchise.

Duke Nukem Netflix's Devil May Cry creator says he feels "preemptively bad for the cry babies" after acquiring the rights to video game icon Duke Nukem: "You're not gonna like what I'm gonna do" News ...

Through Netflix, producer Adi Shankar has already adapted Castlevania and Devil May Cry as anime series. Now, Shankar has revealed that he's picked up the rights for Duke Nukem, the first-person ...

DEVIL MAY CRY/DUKE NUKEM (Image: Netflix; Gearbox Software) Speaking with Esquire, Shankar revealed that he had bought the rights to adapt Duke Nukem from Gearbox Software, who secured the rights ...

Duke Nukem: D-Day prototype leaks online 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 ...

Duke Nukem can't be made by a corporation, because the moment a corporation makes Duke Nukem, it's no longer Duke Nukem. I don't intend on having anyone tell me what to do on this one." ...

His vision for Duke Nukem, he continued, is "a middle finger to everybody." "When Duke Nukem blew up, a bunch of people sat around trying to turn it into a brand, when it's just a middle finger.