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ALT Two vintage mouse pads are displayed side by side against a fiery red background. On the left, the Duke Nukem 3D mouse pad features the iconic artwork of Duke Nukem standing triumphantly atop an alien corpse, dual-wielding futuristic weapons, with a mushroom cloud in the background. On the right, the Max Payne mouse pad from 2001 showcases the game’s noir-style cover art with Max Payne holding a pistol, silhouetted against a white brick wall with yellow crime scene tape reading “A Man with Nothing to Lose.” Below the mouse pads, bold text reads: “MAX NUKEM GIVEAWAY” in white capital letters, with a yellow banner stating: “ORIGINAL DUKE NUKEM 3D MOUSE PAD · ORIGINAL 2001 MAX PAYNE MOUSE PAD.”
ALT This image showcases the front and back of a Duke tee that all the devs wore to E3 1996, Duke promo CD (still wrapped) from E3 2001 and an Original 1996 Duke mouse pad
ALT 10 Max Payne pristine boxes next to 2 stacks of Death Rally Jewel Case CDs. In another image, you see a vintage Max Payne label from a shipping box, with ‘Authenticated by Apogee April 2023’ on the other side of the cardboard, signed by Apogee & 3D Realms founder Scott Miller
ALT The image features a promotional poster titled "TO HELL AND BACK" with legendary game developers John Romero and John Carmack. They stand back-to-back, Romero holding a large axe and Carmack clutching a sword, both looking confidently towards the viewer. The background glows with a warm, neon-lit haze, highlighting the duo's partnership that revolutionized the gaming industry with classics like Wolfenstein 3D, DOOM, and Quake. The text announces a live event on December 10, 2023, at 8 PM GMT on Twitch channel THEROMERO, celebrating DOOM's 30th anniversary, with David L. Craddock as moderator. The poster exudes a nostalgic '90s vibe, celebrating the iconic developers' contribution to the first-person shooter genre.
ALT This image displays a CD-ROM of the classic first-person shooter game "Wolfenstein 3D," resting inside a clear jewel case. The disc is prominently labeled with the game's title in a bold, stylized font. Logos for the creators, id Software, and the distributor, Apogee, are also visible. Instructions for Windows 95/98/NT users and DOS users are provided, detailing how to install the game from the CD-ROM. The CD itself has a simple yet iconic design, reflective of the early era of PC gaming. The dark textured surface on which the CD case lies adds a contrast that highlights the vintage appeal of this gaming artifact.
ALT In the image, video game developers John Romero and Scott Miller are seated next to each other, each holding a copy of John Romero's book titled "DOOM GUY: Life in First Person."
ALT The image features a mouse pad with the iconic artwork from the game "Duke Nukem 3D."
ALT a plushie version of the tick machine from the game Generation Zero. It is vaguely cubic with rounded edges and four insect-looking legs. Text reads "Giveaway: Tick Plushie. at the top are the logos of Systemic reaction and makeship.
ALT A Duke Nukem 3D Jewel Case
ALT The back of the Duke Nukem Jewel Case, featuring credits of the game.
ALT The CD of Duke Nukem 3D
ALT Duke Nukem 3D Mousepads
ALT A stack of Duke Nukem 3D Vintage Mousepads.
