Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project (2002)
Platforms: Windows · Xbox 360 · Macintosh · iPhone · iPadGenres: Genres · Action · Side view · 2D scrolling · Platform · Puzzle elements · Shooter · Direct control · Comedy
Duke Nukem returns in a new adventure in a third-person platform game which hearkens back to the days of the original Duke Nukem platformers, but this time with a 3D game engine. The story takes place in New York City, where Duke battles his way across...
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Cast & Crew · 66 people
- Darren Mohle· Music, Game Concept / Design, Behavioral Programming, Prism3D Programming Support
- Justin Chornenky· Music Contributions, Artist (ARUSH Entertainment)
- Matthew Diffin· Music Contributions
- Gary Phillips· Music Contributions, Sound Design
- George Broussard· Design Consultants
- Scott Miller· Design Consultants
- Bryan Turner· Design Consultants
- Robert Travis· Lead Level Design, Game Concept / Design, Art Support, Producer
- Jeremy Blumel· Level Design
- Matt Harris· Level Design
- Kris Stout· Level Design
- Chris Voss· Level Design
- Jeramy Cooke· Game Concept / Design, Artist
- Daniel Edwards· Game Concept / Design, Lead Programmer, Prism3D Programming Support
- Ryan Butts· Creature / Weapon Design, Lead Artist
- Todd Marshall· Creature / Weapon Design, Art Support
- Jason Smith· Creature / Weapon Design, Artist
- Steve Crane· Jordan Freeman Group
- Uma Srungavarapu· Jordan Freeman Group
- Wiktoria Maksimowicz· Jordan Freeman Group
- Bernard Stolar· In loving memory of
- Anthony Campiti· Special thanks to
- Jim Perkins· President / CEO
- Dean Hoffman· Chief Financial Officer
- Donald Case· Manager of Marketing Communication
- Tiffany Kronebusch· Playtesting
- Peter Armstrong· Special Thanks
- Mike Klumper· Sales
- Becky Walker· Sales
- Martijn Draaisma· Logistics
- Edgar Kapp· Marketing
- Evan Ramos· Special Thanks
- Alex Chernov· Jordan Freeman Group
- Barry Leitch· Jordan Freeman Group
- Bernie Gilhuly· Jordan Freeman Group
- Jordan Freeman· Jordan Freeman Group
- Jozen Blue Martinez· Jordan Freeman Group
- Kelvin Nguyen· Jordan Freeman Group
- Manos Paterakis· Jordan Freeman Group
- Mateo Vuković· Jordan Freeman Group
- Mihai-Bogdan Munteanu· Jordan Freeman Group
- Nick Bawden· Jordan Freeman Group
- Paloma Estevez· Jordan Freeman Group
- Raja Srungavarapu· Jordan Freeman Group
- Ruben Contreras· Jordan Freeman Group
- Sean Halliday· Jordan Freeman Group
- Simona Dumăscu· Jordan Freeman Group
- Todd Jason Replogle· Special Thanks to
- Allen H. Blum III· Special Thanks to
- Terry Nagy· Special Thanks to
- Mick Buck· Artist
- David Graham· Artist
- David Manuel· Art Support, Additional Voices
- Thomas Miller· Art Support
- Richard Lico· Animator
- David Adams· EVP of Product Development
- Chris Boxmeyer· Producer (ARUSH Entertainment)
- Vincent van Diemen· Production
- Chris Brooks· Programming
- Michael Kraack· Programming
- Dustin Russell· Programming
- Matt Gdowski· Prism3D Programming Support
- Gary McNickle· Prism3D Programming Support
- Judith Peterson· Additional Voices
- Jennifer Wildes· Additional Voices
- Jon St. John· Voice Talent
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