If you look out your window to the left, you'll notice it's 1996. A new issue of one of my favorite PC magazines shows up and there's a crisp new sleeve included in the plastic wrap around the magazine with a glorious demo disc inside. Around the disc an excited youth reads "Duke Nukem 3D". Having been given Duke Nukem I from your father a few years prior, this game has you jumping out of your skin with excitement. Beating the demo countless times, you want more. After saving up money, you and your brother go to the local game store to buy the Complete Version splitting the price 50/50. Pulling out your velcro wallet you pull out a $20 and a $5 to cover sales tax. It's yours! Well, at least 50% of it is. Staring at and running your fingers over the pop-up art of the box, you end up spending countless hours with this masterpiece.

This edition comes with all the expansions you wanted as a kid.

• Duke Caribbean: Life's a Beach
• Duke It Out in D.C.
• Duke: Nuclear Winter
• The classic and "upgraded" versions of Duke Nukem 3D

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