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| | (Post a comment) » Broussard Responds To Duke Nukem Forever RumorsAfter not wishing to comment to FiringSquad on the phone yesterday on the rumors of recent employee departures at 3D Realms, the developer's president George Broussard made a post to Shacknews's message forums on the rumors on the current status of their long-in-development game Duke Nukem Forever. Here is a snip:
Physics and animation systems are virtually finished and shippable. It's simply maintenance and polish from here on out. We haven't needed to make substantial changes to those systems in months. The changes we have made, were made without great effort. Things are never as bleak as they appear, as is often the case when you simply have one side of the story. |  Previous news article | Back to main news | Next news article  |
| 13 User Comment(s) • 11 root comment(s) |
 4g63 (41)  Aug 31, 2006 - 09:04 pm
| | Yes the delays are a joke. But if DNF turns out to be as fun to play as the original, it'll sell. mark my words all you naysayers will buy it. » Login to reply to this |
 Teyecoon (149) Aug 31, 2006 - 11:34 am
| | Does it really matter anyway? With all the fuss over GTA:SA, they can't/won't produce an "edgy" game that is associated with Duke Nukem for fear of all the controversy that inevitably arises these days with the conservative movement. If I can't get the DN that I expect, I would rather not even see a generic edition release. Besides, if Prey is a sample of their efforts then no big loss IMO. The years of failed development prove that they realize the difficulty in matching the gameplay/feel of the original. Hail to the King baby. » Login to reply to this |
Anonymous (-) Aug 31, 2006 - 07:09 am
| | Yeah, that company is hurting. Prey was a turd. I don't see how they stay in business if it takes them 10 years to make each game. » Login to reply to this |
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