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'''Duke Nukem 3D''' ([[ESRB]] ratings: M) is an extremely controversial [[first-person shooter]] [[video game]] that contains adult material such as [[violence]], explicit nudity, [[pornography]] and [[Profanity|foul language]]. The player controls Duke Nukem, a reckless man who fights a horde of invading [[alien]]s across [[urban]] settings, [[desert]]s, [[canyon]]s, [[military]] bases or even [[space station]]s.
 
'''Duke Nukem 3D''' ([[ESRB]] ratings: M) is an extremely controversial [[first-person shooter]] [[video game]] that contains adult material such as [[violence]], explicit nudity, [[pornography]] and [[Profanity|foul language]]. The player controls Duke Nukem, a reckless man who fights a horde of invading [[alien]]s across [[urban]] settings, [[desert]]s, [[canyon]]s, [[military]] bases or even [[space station]]s.
  
The game was banned in [[Brazil]] following a shotting incident reminiscent of the events occurring early in the game.
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The game was banned in [[Brazil]] following a shooting incident reminiscent of the events occurring early in the game.
  
==See Also==
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==See also==
 
*[[Video game controversy]]
 
*[[Video game controversy]]
 
*[[Violent video games]]
 
*[[Violent video games]]
  
 
[[Category:Video Games]]
 
[[Category:Video Games]]

Latest revision as of 04:23, July 12, 2016

Duke Nukem 3D (ESRB ratings: M) is an extremely controversial first-person shooter video game that contains adult material such as violence, explicit nudity, pornography and foul language. The player controls Duke Nukem, a reckless man who fights a horde of invading aliens across urban settings, deserts, canyons, military bases or even space stations.

The game was banned in Brazil following a shooting incident reminiscent of the events occurring early in the game.

See also