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"The developers of Duke Nukem 3D will rock the gaming world all over again with Shadow Warrior. Focus your chi into intense 3D martial arts combat against shadowy ninjas, fierce samurai, ancient Asian gods and the TEN member next door." —
TEN, or Total Entertainment Network, was a commercial game network for multiplayer games of it's era, such as Shadow Warrior, Blood, and Duke Nukem 3D. It was founded in 1995, boomed in popularity in 1996 with the release of Duke Nukem 3D, remained highly active in 1997, then struggled due to the lack of revenue and got shutdown in 1999, following it's subsequential rebranding into Pogo.com. Each game from the Big Three was supported on TEN and usually contained a promotion screen for TEN, shown after exiting the game.
Shadow Warrior LAN by DDL
These are photos from Shadow Warrior LAN event, organized by TEN's DDL clan. Thanks to P4ft for sharing these.
