Duke Nukem Time to Kill
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Developed by:
n-Space
Published by:
Take-Two Interactive
Released On:
15 Feb 1999
Duke Nukem Time to Kill is an action-packed first-person shooter that follows Duke Nukem, a tough-talking and gunslinging hero, as he battles against evil forces that threaten the world. The story takes place across multiple continents, with Duke facing off against notorious villains like the evil doctor Protonik and his minions.
Gameplay in Duke Nukem Time to Kill is fast-paced and intense, with an emphasis on quick reflexes and sharp shooting skills. Players control Duke as he navigates through various environments, including cities, forests, and underground bunkers. The game features a variety of weapons, including pistols, shotguns, and rocket launchers, which can be used to blast through hordes of enemies.
The Playstation version of Duke Nukem Time to Kill was released in 1998 and has since become a classic of the FPS genre.
UPC-A:
5026555190954 (Germany)
Part #:
SLES-03517 (Germany)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Controls
L1
HOLD TO WALK FORWARD
L2
STRAFE LEFT
R2
STRAFE RIGHT
R1
LOOK/PRECISION AIMING MODE
LEFT/RIGHT STICKS
WEAPONS/INVENTORY
TAP TO QUICKLY TURN AROUND
DRAW/HOLSTER WEAPON
HOLD LONGER TO CROUCH/STAND UP
FIRE CURRENT WEAPON/ACTION IF NO WEAPON DRAWN
JUMP, THRUST, SWIM
DEFAULT CONTROL MAPPING
R1 (hold)
Precision Aiming Mode
O (hold) and LEFT or RIGHT on pad
Change weapons
X (default Action button) while pressing upward
Climb a ladder or out of water
UP and X (Action button) while jumping
Grab on and pull yourself up on a ledge or ladder
How to Play
Water Controls
To swim on the surface of the water, use the direction controls. To dive and swim below the surface, press the button.
An air meter will appear whenever Duke is submerged. It counts down from 100 to 0. When it reaches 0, Duke begins to lose health. The air meter refills whenever Duke surfaces, but any health lost stays lost.
To exit the water, maneuver Duke to the edge of the water and press up and the Action button.
Special Controls
Certain inventory items and weapons require special controls. These are detailed in the Weapons and Gadgets sections of the manual.
Time to Kill™ Story
Duke was celebrating his recent victory over the scum-sucking alien pigs (and lizards, and brains, etc...) with a few brews and babes at the Club Bootylicious when a bunch of pig-cops came busting in. He took care of them and headed for his 1968 custom home when it changed in a flash of light into a pink girly bike!
Duke figured out that the aliens were trying to take over the world before Duke was around to stop them. They were messing up history... and REALLY pissing him off. Duke grabbed his gun and headed out to find the alien time gate in the Modern World.
He knew that this time, it was all or nothing if he wanted to save the past and get his bike back. This time he's kicking ass and taking names and he is not gonna stop until he gets his world back the way he likes it... bikes, babes, brews, and all.
Once Duke finds and activates the Time Portal, he will find himself transported back and forth across time to the various lands and eras targeted by the aliens. The primary areas of attack are Ancient Rome, Medieval Europe, the Old West, and Duke's home base in New LA.
Adjusting Yourself: Game Setup Options
1 Player/2 Player
Choose 1 Player to play the full game as Duke takes on the alien hordes. Choose 2 Player to take part in a death match against another player.
You need to have a controller in each port to play the two-player match. Details on two-player games are given later on.
Difficulty
Player games have difficulty settings.
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Pussy
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Get Some
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Let's Go
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Death Wish
Sound
Set the volume level for music, sound effects and Dukisms during game play. Also choose between mono and stereo output as appropriate for your speaker setup.
Controller
Each of the button-based controls can be remapped. Scroll the highlight up or down to the command you want to remap and press the new button for that item.
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Reset restores the current settings.
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Default resets the controls to the recommended settings.
In-Game Options
Pressing the Start Button during game play brings up the same options menu as is available from the Game Setup menu. All options are available from the in-game menu with the addition of Quit Game.
Load Games
Duke Nukem: Time to Kill™ games can be saved on a Memory Card if it has at least one block free. The Memory Card in slot one is checked when the disc loads. If there is not enough room to save a game, you will see a warning notice.
Games can be saved at the end of each completed level. You have the option of loading a game from the startup menu and from the in-game options menu.
During play, Duke will occasionally pass Time Rifts created by the aliens. These are called Reentry Points. If Duke dies, he is able to make a trans-dimensional shift to the last reentry point he passed. He can CONTINUE in this way several times before his molecular composition is reduced to mush and it's GAME OVER.
Saved games record the number of remaining continues. If you don't want to use a continue, load your saved game to replay the level. Alternatively, you can 'restart,' which gives you default weapons and health.
Game Settings
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Auto Aim: On/Off
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Gore: Lots/Some/None
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Speed
Auto Aim
Auto aim allows Duke to waste any opponent in the general direction he is looking. Turning it off requires a more precise lineup on the target.
Gore
In case your delicate sensibilities are troubled by gore, this adjusts the amount of blood in the game.
Speed
Choose how fast Duke moves at speed.
Self Abuse
Two Player Mayhem
In case you are sick of killing aliens, the two-player matches allow two Dukes to go at each other in a variety of settings. Each player needs to have their own controller plugged into one of the controller ports.
Each player will appear in a different part of the level equipped with a Desert Eagle. The goal is to find and waste the other player. Weapons and ammo will be found throughout the levels. Duke particularly likes the Gatling Gun.
The player who gets killed is resurrected in a new part of the level. The match continues until the time or kills level is reached or until the players choose Quit Game from the Options Menu.
Two-Player Game Options
Upon choosing a two-player game, the following options are presented:
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Screen Split Vertical/Horizontal
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Levels
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Time
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Kills
Screen Split Vertical/Horizontal
Choose whether you want the two playing screens to appear side by side (Vertical Split Screen) or one on top of the other (Horizontal Split Screen).
Levels
There are 6 specially designed levels for use in death matches. Choose one to suit your mood.
Items & Weapons
MIGHTY BOOT
A powerful kick from Duke's Mighty Boot... guns are better.
THROWING KNIFE
A precisely thrown razor-sharp Bowie knife.
THROWING AXE
A precisely thrown Viking style hand axe.
CROSSBOW
A rapid-fire medieval crossbow firing deadly steel bolts.
DESERT EAGLE
Duke's trusty standby hand cannon. Never leave home without it.
COMBAT SHOTGUN
A drum-feed large gauge riot gun loaded with teflon-coated buckshot.
BUFFALO RIFLE
The classic long rifle of the Old West. Powerful and accurate single shot action.
GATLING GUN
Sort of an Old West version of the Chain Gun. Devastating rapid fire goes through enemies faster than cheerleaders through kneepads.
ROCKET
Rocket Propelled Grenade...also known as a rocket launcher. Very nice if you like your enemies in Small, portable pieces.
FLAME THROWER
Time for a Pig Roast! Just don't get too close to your target - or a wall - unless you want a serious charcoal tan.
ENERGY WEAPON
An alien life-sucking, body-exploding toy with great range.
FREEZER
Fires balls of freezing energy which careen until they hit a target. The target freezes, you shatter it, it dies. Watch out for rebounds.
BOMB
A powerful explosive device great for mincing multiple enemies or blowing open doors and barriers. Just remember that the more powerful the bomb, the further you need to be able to throw.
DYNAMITE
Similar to the Pipe Bomb in effect, but it goes off after a set time, so you need to make sure it doesn't end up at your feet when it blows.
HOLY HAND GRENADE
Like Dynamite, but VERY powerful. Great for massive destruction and bunny killing. Homes in on nearby enemies.
JET PACK
Fly around like a pretty little bird with lots of guns. The flame trail makes a nice substitute Flame Thrower, too.
BIO MASK
Protection from poison gas.
GOGGLES
Use thermal imaging to see in dark areas.
STEROIDS
Add speed, strength, and a great adrenaline rush to boot. Activate it to use it.
MEDKIT
Restores health - these come in small and large.
KEYS
Certain areas require access cards and or keys to pass through. These can be found on enemy corpses or just hidden in the worlds.
CRYSTALS
Time Portals require special crystals to activate them.
ATOMIC HEALTH
Gives a huge boost to health. Allows health to exceed 100%.
ARMOR
Adds an extra layer of protection for that stay fresh feeling under fire.
AMMO
Adds to ammo for specific weapons up to the maximum allowed.
Enemies & Characters
LARVAL NECRO
Most often found in the company of their adult counterparts, the larval form of the Necro is generally more aggressive in nature. Not powerful enough to fire discrete bursts of energy, they instead envelop themselves in a deadly plasma field.
ROBOTS
The aliens have created a variety of robots to defend colonized areas. Armed with proximity mines, autocannons, or missile launchers, they are tough and relentless.
REAPER
This Boss is a mechanized terror that has led the first Alien force into the old west. While it rumbles around on its massive treads, it will shower any unlucky souls in range with a hail of cannon shells from its weapon arm. Loaded with terrifying weapons and armored with layered Durasteel, the Reaper is a fearsome enemy.
DRAGON
With a massive wingspan and fiery breath, this ancient creature was the perfect choice for crushing all that would oppose alien domination in the medieval era.
MOLOCH
The greatest of all Drak warriors, Moloch is a massive dinosaur-like foe bent on subjugating the Roman era Earth. Towering an incredible eighteen feet high with advanced machines and weapons melded to its rippling, scaly muscle, Moloch rules the Draks with an iron fist.
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