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Duke Nukem Forever: The Doctor Who Cloned Me expansion now available on PSN, XBL

Duke doesn’t give a crap about bad reviews, and either do all the people who bought Duke Nukem Forever after waiting all that time.

So 2K Games and Gearbox Software today revealed that “The Doctor Who Cloned Me”, a new single and multiplayer content pack for Duke Nukem Forever, is now available to download via the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Marketplace for $10 or 800 points. The expansion requires the full version of Duke Nukem Forever.

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More information on the expansion below.

2K Games and Gearbox Software announced today that The Doctor Who Cloned Me*, a brand new downloadable expansion pack for Duke Nukem Forever  that includes a wealth of single- and multi-player content, is now available for $9.99 via PlayStation Network for the PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system and for 800 Microsoft Points via Xbox LIVE Marketplace for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and Windows PC.

The Doctor Who Cloned Me is bursting with hours of the over-the-top Duke goodness that fans love. Deep in the heart of Area 51, Dr. Proton has been hatching his maniacal plan. Fueled by new ego boosts, Duke is ready to take on evil clones, alien queens and anything else that comes his way in order to save the world and his babes! This full, new single-player campaign includes brand new weapons, all-new enemy types and bosses, more Achievements/Trophies and many more interactive items within the world.

Additionally, The Doctor Who Cloned Me adds four new multiplayer maps to the mix:

  • Sky-High: The alien-infested corporate offices of Pooty, Inc. near the center of Las Vegas. This map includes three indoor floors taken over by the aliens and two rooftops, jump pads, stairwells, and building-to-building combat.
  • Command: EDF command center with an imprisoned BattleLord at its core! A two-level map featuring winding stairs, straightaway corridors, and jump pads.
  • Drop Zone: Rooftop of Duke?s Lady Killer Casino featuring indoor and outdoor combat and stairwells for platforming, an EDF dropship on landing pad, and a bottomless pit.
  • Biohazard: Fight in the Breston Plant Nuclear Power facilities and compete across multiple floors in locker rooms, restrooms with showers, control rooms, and the nuclear waste storage room.

Duke Nukem Forever is now available for $29.99 on consoles and $19.99 on PC. Apologizing to no one, and starring the legendary lady killer and alien slayer, Duke Nukem Forever brings players to a blastastic time when games were filled with head-popping, bone-rattling action, brazenly crude humor, and catchy one-liners.

For more information on Duke Nukem Forever please visit www.dukenukemforever.com. Additional information on the The Doctor Who Cloned Me can be found at www.dukenukemforever.com/thedoctorwhoclonedme.  Duke Nukem Forever is rated M for Mature by the ESRB.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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