Duke Nukem Forever will offer four multiplayer modes. As reported by duke4. net to those rules will Dukematch, Dukematch Team, Capture the Babe and Hail to the King. The challenges in the network are limited to a maximum of eight players, four per team. 10 maps available at launch, including a remake of Dukeburger.
The killings will earn experience points to spend in the customization of the equipment of the protagonist. The multiplayer in Duke Nukem Forever is developed by Canadian studio Piranha, author of PSP games Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 and Need for Speed: Undercover PC titles and Die Hard: Nakatomi Plaza and MechWarrior.
"Do not worry, we remember well because we played Duke, and Duke Nukem Forever multiplayer will prove it," he said recently in Videogame Source Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford. "In a game like this makes no sense to try to become the new reference platform for multiplayer. It's fun to meet up with their friends." 
The killings will earn experience points to spend in the customization of the equipment of the protagonist. The multiplayer in Duke Nukem Forever is developed by Canadian studio Piranha, author of PSP games Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 and Need for Speed: Undercover PC titles and Die Hard: Nakatomi Plaza and MechWarrior.
"Do not worry, we remember well because we played Duke, and Duke Nukem Forever multiplayer will prove it," he said recently in Videogame Source Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford. "In a game like this makes no sense to try to become the new reference platform for multiplayer. It's fun to meet up with their friends."
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