After removing even the oil from the fly’s wing in comic book adaptations, the new favorite of the producers is games. As if the whole sector came together in a secret meeting, it is preparing to adapt all the games to the screen as either movies or series, without saying new or old. One of the favorite plays of the 1990s, Duke Nukem, which I played with as a child, could not escape this trend. Legendary Entertainment, which also made Dune and Godzilla, will produce the creative team of the film from the Cobra Kai series.

Duke Nukem;i Cobra Kai, whose film rights are in the hands of Gearbox, will be brought to the big screen by creators Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg. Jean Julien Baronnet, one of the producers of Assassin;s Creed, another game film, will also be in the cast of the film as a producer. The Duke Nukem series, which emerged from the Apogee Software roof in 1991 and sold millions of copies of the games throughout history, was highly acclaimed, especially with its platform games. Later, Duke Nukem, who upset his fans with a lot of bad games over time, bought the rights and 3D Realms in 2011 Gearbox.

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Inspired by the action movies of the 1980s, his humorous approach to events and his Chuck Norris-esque attitude, Duke Nukem was truly a unique character. The Paramount name has been brought up before regarding Duke Nukem;s screen adaptations. It was even said that Paramount was considering John Cena for the lead role. However, this news did not become a reality, and a new page is opening for Duke Nukem on the big screen. The cast and release date of the film have not yet been announced.