the exception of a few of his weapons which his allies can send back. The aliens have begun creating super-soldiers in order to combat Nukem and the humans of the future. After blowing up a ship containing the super-soldiers, Duke makes his way to the town of Roswell. There, he stops the bomb before the aliens can succeed. Duke then is informed, that it's not just America's past that is being altered, the aliens have also been sent to the Victorian Era of London. In the Victorian Era, Duke is set upon by the biological weaponry the aliens have been manufacturing. Zombies litter the streets, and Brains float in the air. Duke fights toward the castle, which the aliens have taken over (not before blowing up a Zeppelin). In the castle, Duke faces the worst of the horrors the aliens have created, and finally confronts the alien general in charge of it all, a giant brain. After demolishing the castle, and eliminating the alien threat in time, Duke is ready for some R'n'R, unfortunately, the aliens aren't. All of the meddling with time has caused a rift in the space-time continuum, and now more aliens from all of history are pouring into New York in a desperate attempt to destroy humanity. Once again fighting through the city streets, Duke enters the alien mothership. He fights through wave after wave of aliens in order to confront the monster behind all this madness, Zero. Duke uses the alien technology from the mother ship and battles Zero on the rooftops of the city. After felling the beast, Duke finally sets things right. Duke cleans up Manhattan from the alien menace, and gets ready to relax with his "reward". Reception Zero Hour received "average" reviews according to the review aggregation website GameRankings. Nintendo Power gave it a favorable review over a month before the game was released Stateside. Jeff Lundrigan of Next Generation said that the game should be avoided "like radioactive bat droppings." References External links Duke Nukem Zero Hour at Eurocom 1999 video games Zero Hour Nintendo 64 games Nintendo 64-only games Third-person shooters Video games about time travel Video games about Jack the Ripper Video games developed in the United Kingdom Video games set in London Video games set in New Mexico Video games set in New York City Video games set in the United States RMS Titanic in video games