Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition (DOS)

Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition

Platform:	DOS
Year:	1996
Developer:	3D Realms Entertainment
Buy:	Amazon

Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition is an expansion to Duke Nukem 3D (DOS) which included the Plutonium Pak and various Windows toys like screen savers and themes. The Atomic Edition added a whole new episode with new music, three new enemies, a new gun, AI controlled bots for multi-player and a much more sophisticated scripting language which greatly helped the modding community.

Screenshots

The title screen.

Wasting the pig guards.

Music

The new music in the Atomic Edition was composed entirely by Lee Jackson. Sadly, the music seems to have been rushed into the game and it isn't very impressive. It's still a combination of ambiance, mood music, and metal, but for the most part the music is dull and uninspired. The parody of the Mission: Impossible theme is cute, but over all the music could have benefited from a little more production time.

Recording

#	Title	Composer	Arranger	Length	Size	Listen
01	Briefing Room	Lee Jackson	Lee Jackson	0:48	337 KB
02	Missing? Impossible!	Lee Jackson	Lee Jackson	3:08	1.6 MB
03	Warehaus	Lee Jackson	Lee Jackson	3:19	1.6 MB
04	Baked Goods	Lee Jackson	Lee Jackson	2:19	1.3 MB
05	Preparation D	Lee Jackson	Lee Jackson	3:46	1.5 MB
06	Calypso Factor	Lee Jackson	Lee Jackson	3:14	1.7 MB
07	Lemon Chilllllllllllllllll	Lee Jackson	Lee Jackson	3:41	2.1 MB
08	Layers of Dust	Lee Jackson	Lee Jackson	3:42	1.6 MB
09	Floghorn	Lee Jackson	Lee Jackson	3:22	1.3 MB
10	Pissed Office Box	Lee Jackson	Lee Jackson	4:50	2.3 MB
11	Departure	Lee Jackson	Lee Jackson	3:28	1.7 MB
12	Restricted Area	Lee Jackson	Lee Jackson	3:00	1.3 MB

Credits

Ripper: Csabo
Recorder: TheAlmightyGuru
Game Credits:
- Music and Sound Effects Lee Jackson credited as Lee "Make It Louder" Jackson

(Source)

Game Rip

Format	Download	Size
	Download	57 KB

The game's music uses EMIDI which is essentially identical to regular MIDI. It was ripped from the Duke3d.grp file using Csabo's eXtendable WAD Editor. The music was recorded through General MIDI with Winamp.