3D Realms

3D Realms is a company of development and edition of video games, founded in July 1994 by Apogee Software, in order to answer waitings of the players as regards graphics 3D. The studio belongs today to Scott Miller which is chairman, like with George Broussard.

History

3D Realms leaves several plays based on the Build engine, developed by Ken Silverman:

Duke Nukem 3D (January 1996), which revolutionizes the world of the play of shooting in subjective sight (FPS) and détrône Doom .

A Extension, Atomic Edition (or " Pak" plutonium;) will leave in December 1996. Atomic Edition is the first play to include club-footed S (players controlled by the computer).

In April 1997, 3D Realms announces Duke Nukem Forever , the continuation of Duke Nukem 3D , developed with the engine of Quake II . But the play still did not leave (see the article devoted to with Duke Nukem Forever ). One speaks then about Vaporware.
In May 1997, 3D Realms leaves Shadow Warrior (always under Build). The play meets a modest success.

3D Realms is the editor of max Payne and of its continuation (developed by Remedy Entertainment), as well as many episodes of Duke Nukem:

Duke Nukem: Time to Kill (PlayStation) of N-Space
Duke Nukem: Land off the Babes (PlayStation) of n-space
Duke Nukem: Color Gameboy (Game Boy Color) of Torus
Duke Nukem: zero hour (Nintendo 64) of Eurocom
Duke Nukem Advance (Game Boy Advance) of Torus
Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project (Windows) of Arush Ranges
Mobile Duke Nukem (Mobile) of Machineworks

These plays take again the universe of Duke Nukem but only Duke Nukem Advance is a Jeu of subjective shooting. In 2006, 3D Realms always develops Duke Nukem Forever (since 9 years). 3D Realms is also the producer of the video game Prey (video game).

External bond

Official site

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