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Duke Nukem ForNever

Posted By: DCMonkey | May 6th @ 10:05 PM

DCMonkey
Monkey see, monkey do, monkey will destroy you!

Oh Man, 3D Realms shut down! 12 years!?! what the hell were they doing with all that time?

What will be the next sign of the apocalypse?

http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/58519

Bas
It finds lightbulbs.

Huh, Take Two retains publishing rights for DNF... With 3D Realms shutting down, they might take on another developer for it and that thing might actually see the light of day.

rhm

Damnit! I was really looking forward to playing Duke Nukem Forever on my 16 core Windows 8 box around about christmas 2015.

littleguru
<3 Seattle

Now it will really take forever... damn

bureX
Always a step ahead in stupidity.

God damn... How pathetic is this? They had potential, they had a product for which people were turning their wallets inside out even before the screenshots were released, and yet they screwed up big time!

RIP Duke

Sad

littleguru
<3 Seattle

In reply to bureX

#May 7th @ 6:27 AM

I wonder what went wrong... I mean they really had all the ingredients. Something must have gone horribly wrong. How could it be that they never released the product!

Duanerrr

In reply to littleguru

#May 7th @ 7:08 AM

I think they spent alot of time redoing things over and over so nothing got done.

spivonious

Poop on a stick. I guess Prey didn't generate enough to reinvest into DNF.

magicalclick

Yeah, Duke Nuken Forever and Ever and Ever. Such irony.

Koogle
I'm a Terminator - Astalavista, Vis7a!

http://gamingisstupid.com/2009/05/06/the-chair-story-revival/

made me lol

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