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Now Hosting Classic 1997 Duke Nukem 3D Site: Maximum Carnage
Founded in December of 1996 by Dryden, who maintained the most visited Rise of the Triad web site on the internet, and Charlie Wiederhold, who invited plenty of attention as well for his .RTS Archive and several well known game utilities (EditCON for Duke Nukem 3D among them), this site is the alternative to the hundreds of other boring old game sites on the web.
Designed as a vehicle to cover several games other than just ROTT (whose popularity has waned in the past year with the release of Duke and Quake) I - Dryden - quickly realized that it would be impossible to maintain this site without assistance, so I promptly recruited Charlie, who was more than willing to lend a hand. Our primary goal is, and has been since day one, to design a site that could be navigated quickly, easily, and free of all the eye-candy graphics that only help in slowing down browsing time and page loads.
Designed as a vehicle to cover several games other than just ROTT (whose popularity has waned in the past year with the release of Duke and Quake) I - Dryden - quickly realized that it would be impossible to maintain this site without assistance, so I promptly recruited Charlie, who was more than willing to lend a hand. Our primary goal is, and has been since day one, to design a site that could be navigated quickly, easily, and free of all the eye-candy graphics that only help in slowing down browsing time and page loads.
This is a live 1997 archive given to me by my very good friend Charlie Wiederhold--a former 3D Realms employee and the guy whom we all owe a huge thanks to for his single-handed effort to release the Duke Nukem 3D Source Code, which ultimately brought Duke Nukem 3D Source Ports and the Duke Nukem 3D High Resolution Pack (HRP) into fruition. Anyway, check out the site! It's got a great Duke Nukem 3D section with lots of downloads. Just bear in mind that everything on there is from 1996 and 1997--just appreciate it for what it is!
