Duke Nukem developer 3D Realms returns to sell you $40 worth of PC nostalgia — and make new games

Classic PC studio 3D Realms has risen from its grave, and the company is putting together an anthology of its beloved releases — and says it will make new games, too.

3D Realms, which is a subsidiary of Apogee Software, was the developer responsible for early PC classics like Commander Keen, Wolfenstein 3D, and Duke Nukem 3D. The studio closed down in 2009 as Apogee sold off the rights to the Duke Nukem Forever, which the company began working on in 1997. Now, 3D Realms is back with some of its original talent, and the developer is marking its return with a $40 anthology that includes 32 games — although you can pick up for $20 over the next two days.