Gearbox’s community manager, Chris Faylor, has finally revealed that the company is already working on a PC patch for Duke Nukem Forever. Moreover – and according to Faylor’s post at the game’s official forum, the development team has already in the works updates for all platforms that are based on feedback that was provided by their fans. Continue reading Duke Nukem Forever PC Patch Coming Soon – No more two-weapons limit→
Gearbox Software announced today the first DLC for Duke Nukem Forever. This first pack will be called “Hail to the Icons Parody” and is slated for an Autumn release on X360, PC and PS3. Although the company hasn’t announced any price for it yet, we do know that it will contain four new maps and three new game modes. Continue reading Duke Nukem Forever DLC announced→
Aspyr Media is well-known for its ports to Macs and PCs. Who can forget their ports of Dark Sector or Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, two games that most PC gamers were looking forward to? Or how about the Mac versions of Call Of Duty 4 and Civilization IV? So Mac users, get ready for the Duke himself, as this company has been recruited to port Duke Nukem Forever to the Mac. Continue reading Duke Nukem Forever coming to Mac this August→
Since a lot of gamers are mentioning these past days the fantastic 2001 trailer of Duke Nukem Forever, we thought that we should let you know what was real and what was not in that particular trailer. According to Charlie Wiederhold who worked at 3D Realms that time, some of the scenes from the trailer were actual gameplay footage, some were scripted, some were simply polished and some were created just for the trailer. Continue reading Duke Nukem Forever 2001 Trailer Breakdown – What was real and what was not→
In case you are one of those who haven’t purchased yet Duke Nukem Forever but want to take a taste of it, go ahead and download its demo. 2K Games released yesterday the game’s demo for both X360 and PC. The demo is exactly the same with the VIP demo that was released before the game’s launch. Continue reading Duke Nukem Forever Demo Available Now on Xbox LIVE and Steam→
Regardless of Duke Nukem Forever’s average reviews, Take-Two seems pretty confident with growing the franchise even more. When was asked by Forbes.com if they would spin Duke out into not just new games, but movies and TV, Take-Two’s CEO Strauss Zelnick admitted that we will definitely see future Duke IP coming from Take-Two. Continue reading Duke Nukem Franchise will grow – says Take Two’s CEO Strauss Zelnick→
I was really wondering how to begin writing this Review. Should I say that Duke Nukem Forever is finally here with us? “No shit dude, we can already see it” would be the answer from most of you. Should I say that I was not impressed with the low scores from all other gaming sites? It’s too obvious. Should I say that we won’t have our classic April’s Fool joke from this moment on? Hmmm, perhaps I should invent another one, like Duke Nukem Forever & Ever. Or should I say that it was not worth the wait? Nyaaaaah. After all, you can see its score so you should already know the answer. Perhaps I should borrow the lyrics of a Greek song: ‘What? Tell me what? I don’t know what to tell you. It was the end of an era!’ Continue reading Duke Nukem Forever PC Review→
Most of you pretty much know what happened with Duke Nukem Forever so we won’t discuss extensively its development cycle. For those that don’t, here is how the story goes more or less. 3D Realms developed the PC version with an enhanced Unreal engine and was shut down, about two years ago. After its closure, Triptych Games decided to continue the game’s development and due to their hard work, the PC version of DNF was almost finished. Gearbox Software then stepped in and acquired the game’s rights. With Piranha Games’ help, the company polished, ported the PC version to consoles and added the multiplayer mode. And voila, Duke Nukem is back with us. Continue reading Duke Nukem Forever PC Performance Analysis→
