Shrygue
August 26th, 2008, 20:12
via Computer and Video Games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=196003)
So there's still no solid release window planned for the proper return of Duke Nukem Forever but the impending launch of Duke Nukem 3D on Xbox Live will only get people (like us) thinking and wanting the real Duke game.
During an interview with TeamXbox that focused on the Xbox Live remake, 3D Realms boss man George Broussard teased, "It's going really well. There are several hours of fairly polished game to play. We're actively testing parts of the game and getting feedback from play testers and things are coming together."
The good news is that, "It's fun, it's in focus, we know what bits are fun and which are not, and it's just a matter of time now. I've probably never been as happy or excited about the game as I am these days."
Must refuse to make a joke about ten-years in development. They're getting too easy.
So there's still no solid release window planned for the proper return of Duke Nukem Forever but the impending launch of Duke Nukem 3D on Xbox Live will only get people (like us) thinking and wanting the real Duke game.
During an interview with TeamXbox that focused on the Xbox Live remake, 3D Realms boss man George Broussard teased, "It's going really well. There are several hours of fairly polished game to play. We're actively testing parts of the game and getting feedback from play testers and things are coming together."
The good news is that, "It's fun, it's in focus, we know what bits are fun and which are not, and it's just a matter of time now. I've probably never been as happy or excited about the game as I am these days."
Must refuse to make a joke about ten-years in development. They're getting too easy.