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Boobs on display in Duke Nukem web game

Sure to have its knockers

NSFW The Duke is back with a fresh PR stunt, this time an online game which features guns, targets and lots of Bulgarian airbags.

The game - aptly titled Duke Nudem - pits a user against one of four models in a shooting gallery, firing different weapons in a variety of modes. The luscious ladies encourage you to shoot your load by stripping if you score higher than them. There's no need to splash out... the game is free.

Duke Nudem

There is a "SFW" version too, but don't expect me to tell you how that one goes - there's no time to try them both. It was very hard and I was pushed to get a grip on it - the game that is.

While clips of the girls baring all take a while to load, it's certainly worth the wait. Let us know which one you think is the hottest. I've got dibs on number four, "Rifle Rosie". Took ages to unlock her, though.

Duke Nukem Forever is set for release on 10 June. Let's rock. ®

"anyone else having issues with this"

Missing a `t` there?

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That's a relief

I was beginning to think we'd *never* get any pictures of boobs on the Internet. What took so long?

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hrm

I'm trying to give it a whack but it seems hard to get it up, is anyone else having issues with this or is it really just me? Could be over-use that's causing it.

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All hail the power of boobies

Strange isn't it how the mere chance of a glimpse of naked female flesh, ideally boobs but almost anything will do, has the power to reduce grown men to boys.

Of course, being female myself I can see a pair whenever I want.....

and touch them too....

Hazel

(a slightly frustrated terminatrix who forgot humans don't bounce...)

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Please, please

let Lucy Orr review this game, or anybody who isn't a teenage boy

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