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Duke Nukem Advance is a portable video game in the Duke Nukem series. While many of the graphics and sounds have been ported from Duke Nukem 3D, the game, also a first-person shooter, has an original storyline and levels. The game includes 19 levels, separated over four locations: Area 51, Egypt, Australia and an alien spaceship. Four difficulty levels can be selected at the beginning of the game. Multiplayer games are possible, with up to four players requiring a copy. An option to save ones progress appears at the completion of each level, with five save game slots to choose from.
This version of Duke Nukem also includes unlockable cheat options.
Storyline
Aliens have taken over the Area 51 military base, where they intend to create an army to occupy Earth. Duke Nukem has been sent to take care of this threat. More on [ Duke Nukem Advance ]
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GameSpot: Duke Nukem Advance - [7.5/10] Review by Frank Provo. Attitude is what distinguishes Duke Nukem Advance from the other FPS games available for the Game Boy Advance. The overall gameplay is solid enough to satisfy most players, but it's the preponderance of vocal one-liners that you'll remember long after you've powered down the system.
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GameSpy.com - Review - Review by Steve Lights Out Steinberg. So, while the three most important words to the common rabble remain, I love you, to that elite breed of gamer, no three words bring out more emotion and cause the heart to beat a bit faster than, Come get some! With Duke Nukem Advance, first-person shooting on the GBA has never been better.
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Gamezilla - Review by Mark Skorupa. Like I mentioned at the beginning of this review, Duke Nukem Advance is still one of the better FPSs you will find on the GBA so you really can't go wrong with the purchase, especially if you are a fan of the genre.
IGN.com - Duke Nukem Advance - [9/10] Review by Craig Harris. Oh, it's a given that the game will be one-upped by another FPS on the system as time goes on, but as of right now, you can't find a better handheld shooter than Duke Nukem's first GBA adventure.
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