However, it may not be much of a game at all, given the state it was in at the time. With all that information and a playable version of what was in development at the time, the still very much alive Duke Nukem mod community could rally together to create something playable out of this distinct version of the game. MORE: Director Neill Blomkamp’s First Game Is a Battle Royale Shooterĭuke Nukem Forever build from 2001 leaked /DofR0X6G3ZĪs reported on by, a leaker named x0r on the notorious forum 4chan claims that he has the game on hand as well as the editor and the source code, and it’s all backed with numerous gameplay videos and screenshots. One of the few times that the public saw that oft-delayed follow-up running was at E3 2001, and the build from that demo may soon be public thanks to a leak.
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3D Realms eventually closed in 2009, leaving Borderlands developer Gearbox Software to be tasked with finishing the game by publisher Take-Two Interactive who acquired the title's rights. According to Venturebeat, the game's production was 'plagued with delays due to changes in the game engine and other issues'. For years following the massive success of Duke Nukem 3D, fans awaited a follow-up with their beloved movie-quoting hero, but turmoil behind the scenes led to an eternal development cycle and the implosion of the company that created the character. Officially announced on 28 April 1997 by developer 3D Realms, the FPS Duke Nukem Forever took another 14 years 44 days before it finally released on 10 June 2011.
The version of Duke Nukem Forever that hit consoles and PC in 2011 is vastly different from the one advertised by original developer 3D Realms. 2K Games and Gearbox Software today announced that Duke Nukem Forever.
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