I find that Jon St John in his later renditions of Duke Nukem spends a lot more time up in a higher register than he does in the original Duke Nukem 3D. Even in Manhattan project there are a lot of lines where he's an octave are too higher than Duke Nukem usually resided in. A little bit of it is like, he's a serious character who says funny things in Duke Nukem 3d, but later on he becomes a joke character.
I feel like the original joke was that he was dead serious about everything that he said and did, and he really was trying to do his best to save the world. It's a later renditions are more like Groucho Marx pretending to be Duke Nukem. The tone of his voice rises and you can almost feel him waggling his eyebrows at a punchline.
I feel like the original joke was that he was dead serious about everything that he said and did, and he really was trying to do his best to save the world. It's a later renditions are more like Groucho Marx pretending to be Duke Nukem. The tone of his voice rises and you can almost feel him waggling his eyebrows at a punchline.
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