If it wasn't cool enough that Andrew Hansen (The Chaser's War on Everything) was on ABC's Good Game, filling in for Hex while at E3, he had the pleasure of reviewing Duke Nukem Forever with regular host; Bajo. Taking on the persona of Bindi, Hansen scores DNF 8.5 out of 10 on PC, but 5.5 on the Xbox 360. Bajo also scores the game a handy 8.5 out of 10. Click through for the video and their remarks...


Bajo says "at first I found that lack of direction really frustrating, and it really bugged me. But then after a while I started to find that a bit refreshing, you know. You're not being funneled down this linear pipe of narrow game design, you have a little bit of room to move and explore. And I think that kinda helped the pace of the game as well."

He continued to explain that "All the classic Duke Nukem weapons here and they all feel right. The combat on the whole just that pitch perfect feel, dodging slow missiles and aiming for that perfect pipebomb placement."

Hansen notes that "I liked some of the jumping puzzles, the pushing puzzles - there's a bit of platforming. It gives you a bit of a break from the pig shattering" to which Bajo replied "how good is it fighting pigs again!"

"I had a great time here, Bindi. It just took me back to my childhood" says Bajo, to which which Hansen replies "It took me back to when I was about 29."



If you missed our own review, be sure to have a read. To watch Good Game's review at their official website, check it out the stream by clicking here.