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volume 1, issue 3: Special Duke Issue!
September 7 - 11, 1998

Today in loonygames:

New!! The Archives have been cleaned up, fead links fixed, and printable versions restored! Also, don't miss the new comments on the front page!

Livin' With The Sims: theAntiELVIS explores the wild and wacky world that is Will Wright's The Sims, asking the inevitable quesiton, "is The Sims the first step toward a virtual life where everyone is Swedish?"

Pixel Obscura: Josh Vasquez on Omikron: The Nomad Soul.

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Featured Interview: George Broussard Gets Annihilated!

George Broussard gets interviewed by Chris Taylor, creator of Total Annihilation, and a big ol' Duke fan.

Featured Article : Is Duke Sexist?

Associate editor Stephanie "Bobbi" Bergman examines an issue that has dogged Duke's career...is the king sexist?

Regular Columns:

From the Mouth of Madness: Jason "loonyboi"Bergman is just a big ol' Duke fan himself. (9/7)

Pixel Obscura: Josh Vasquez examines Duke Nukem 3D, and points out some of the references contained in the classic game.(9/8)

The MailBag: Reactions to the big Duke extravaganza, plus all kinds of nuttiness.(9/11)

Developer's Corner:

Thinking Outside the Box : In this editorial, Paul Steed talks about that whole game developer lifestyle all the kids are raving about. (9/8)

Code on the Cob: Chris Hargrove's programming tutorials continue...hey, did you know that Chris is the only guy here at loonygames who's actually currently working on a Duke game? Cool! (9/9).

Guest Editorial :

Why is Duke (Still) So Popular?: Levelord, author of many of the original levels in Duke Nukem 3D, talks about why Duke has the longevity he does.(9/10)

Profiles:

William "Phoebus" Mull: Our good friend Phoebus is the subject of this week's profile...and hey...he's a big Duke fan himself. (9/11)

Off the Shelf:

The Bargain Bin : Jason "loonyboi" Bergman examines the original Duke Nukem 3D...still a classic after all these years. (9/10)

Geek Toys: A departure from the norm here at Geek Toys, as loonyboi plays with the Duke Nukem action figure. Features the now infamous pictures of Duke fighting zombies! (9/9)

Credits:Cover Illustration © 1998 Dan Zalkus. All other content is © 1998 loonyboi productions. Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited, and a waste of your time, because we'll find out about it. We've got spy satelites. Seriously. And put some clothes on, for goodness' sake.