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DN64 Redlight (Gun Crazy)
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Category: Singleplayer, Coop, Deathmatch
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9 Jun, 2014 @ 2:51pm
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DN64 Redlight (Gun Crazy)

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Description
This is the DN64 version of Red Light District it was originally called "Gun Crazy" but since Duke 3D doesn't support the textures from DN64 which is the gun store didn't make much sense to call it that. It is pretty much an upgraded version of the original. I have added some of my own details to the map the stuff i added doesn't effect the gameplay only the look it was just to make it even cooler.



Music: Stalker 2 from Total Meltdown
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AnthRaXXX 10 Dec, 2017 @ 6:49pm 
Always a classic. Still cannot find all the secrets though :steamsad:
Sixty Four  [author] 17 Nov, 2014 @ 9:54pm 
Lol now that is funny as heck right there. Yeah I wish we could save them here also heheh.
scifidude79 18 Sep, 2014 @ 12:04pm 
Like I said, you did great with what you have. I wouldn't even know where to begin on building a custom level.

It's funny, i got this game the other day and I hadn't played since Duke on the N64 in the late '90s. So, I'm walking up to the babe in the first level and hitting "E," trying to save her but she just kept telling me to kill her. ;) A web search told me why that wsn't working.
Sixty Four  [author] 18 Sep, 2014 @ 11:44am 
Workshop wont allow us to include custom mods with a map. We are limited to only posting a map with music and a picture. Weapons and art would have to be downloaded seperately and then manually imported into the gameroot for it to work. But then it wont just be for the map it would change your hole game :)
scifidude79 18 Sep, 2014 @ 11:38am 
Very nice. That took me back. This was the version of the game I had back in the day, since I didn't have a computer yet. You did a great job of reconstructing the level as best you could. Of course, we still can't save the babe (I always liked that about Duke Nukem 64) and the weapons are "wrong," but the rest looks great. The strip club is fun, but I always liked Duke Burger too.
Art of *S 29 Jun, 2014 @ 4:48am 
great
Big fish 11 Jun, 2014 @ 12:53pm 
Thank you for bringing in Duke64 maps into the original one. I always found Duke Nukem 64 to have the better map designs, but Duke 64 had its cons.. like no music for example.
Where are the weapon mods from?
Sixty Four  [author] 11 Jun, 2014 @ 8:48am 
Sure we can play again sometime, sorry I can't add you to friends right now :( I have reached a steam limit. So we are going to have to run into eachother in order to play , untill I level up on steam again.
Shootemup101 10 Jun, 2014 @ 12:49pm 
This is a fun version of this map , i noticed the new stuff you added. Good job makes sense for this level to have some street lights hehe. Let's play some DM Duke64
Sixty Four  [author] 10 Jun, 2014 @ 10:11am 
Is great to know others enjoy these versions as much as me thanks. It's not only DN3D that helped make Duke Nukem such a big success in the 90's when it went to console it was a great port and helped alot in reaching even more players. :duke: