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In the 90s, Duke Nukem became an immense success, offering gamers an entertaining and charismatic ’80s-style shooter experience. The series’ main character was instrumental to its popularity, boasting a unique appearance and demeanor that suggested a natural fit for live action. However, the industry and those managing the franchise discovered over time that this seemingly surefire move would prove challenging. After three unsuccessful attempts at live adaptation spanning decades, another effort was announced when it was disclosed that a Duke Nukem movie was being developed by the creators of Cobra Kai under Legendary Entertainment.

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The “Final Fantasy” franchise is richly embellished with nods to the world of “Star Wars,” both overt and subtle references. Fans of both intellectual properties will likely recognize many of these connections, but some hidden references are intentionally elusive, aiming to pique curiosity and invite deeper exploration.

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