Originally posted by LeoD:Standard answer, 5th incarnation: I haven't checked it out in detail, but Azatoth's Guide is looking pretty good and may provide useful additional information for you. Do not unzip, except for reading the included text files, of course. If you really want to run the HRP with the Megaton executable (achievements, multiplayer), get the normal HRP 5.4 ZIP file from here and one of the three matching Megaton HRP Override packs (r5.4.674) from here. Which HRP version do you use? (hrp_readme.txt in duke3d_hrp.zip) Your eduke32.cfg, settings.cfg, and latest eduke32.log (as attachments)
Still having problems? Join our community and post in this thread, provide additional information: Check "Enable autoload folder" in the startup window. Start eduke32.exe without command line parameters. Put your duke3d_hrp.zip into the autoload dir. Create the autoload directory within the game dir. Unzip the "current" or latest EDuke32 to the game dir. Copy DUKE3D.GRP and (optionally) DUKE.RTS to the game dir. Create a new Duke Nukem game directory, for example C:\Duke3D.
Works perfect with Vista 圆4 for me too.ĭuke Nukem 3D game 27mb via GoG.com (Good Old Games) great cheap site for classics, and 100% DRM free.ĭuke Nukem 3D: High Resolution Pack v4.0 401.5mb via Duke4.As far as single player gaming is concerned I strongly recommend using the HRP with EDuke32. Also adds modern fps controls and mouse support. Still looks cheap, but much improved from the original 1996 title. These guys used a new engine for the game, and added high res textures and 3d models. With a small purchase from GoG.com ($3.89), and a little google, I came across these mods. After playing I had a wicked craving to play some old Duke Nukem. Recently, I purchased Serious Sam: HD from Steam's Holiday Sale.
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