The GRP files must exactly match the versions found on their respective CDs, without any modifications. Q: What is the 'Game' section of the startup screen used for? A: The 'Game' section is a feature that allows you to select which GRP file you would like to play. Note that the shareware version and the original, non- Atomic Edition version of the game have both had their GRP files renamed all versions of Duke Nukem 3D ship with a GRP file named 'DUKE3D.GRP' Here is a picture of what the startup window looks like with several different GRP files available and the Duke 64 mod selected. If you're sure you've put 'DUKE3D.GRP' in the right place but you still get this error, your GRP file is likely corrupt and will need to be re-copied off of your CD. You may also use the shareware version's 'DUKE3D.GRP' as well. Once you place 'DUKE3D.GRP' into the same directory as 'eduke32.exe', the game should launch and run fine. Help! A: It would appear that you haven't placed a copy of 'DUKE3D.GRP' from your Duke Nukem 3D or Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition CD into your EDuke32 directory. Q: When launching EDuke32, I get an error about a missing file called 'GAME.CON' or 'EDUKE.CON'. Support 3D Realms for making the most awesome game ever and don't be a pirate, yarrr! DO NOT post anywhere or ask anybody at all about where to acquire this game illegally. While the source code to Duke Nukem 3D has been released to the public under the GNU General Public License, the game's content (artwork, sounds, maps, et cetera) remains a commercial product. Alternatively, you can use the one episode shareware version which is available from Duke4 for free. You can also scour used game resellers for a copy of the original DOS release instead if you so choose. Q: Where can I get a copy of Duke Nukem 3D to run EDuke32? A: Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition and its expansion packs can now be purchased digitally DRM-Free at Zoom Platform.
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