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December 19th, 2007

Duke Nukem Forever lives! Yeah!

Posted by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes @ 3:36 pm

Categories: Gaming

Tags: Game, Games, Personal Technology, Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

I know that I probably should have grown out of being excited about video games, but I haven’t.  Proof of this came today when the teaser for Duke Nukem Forever hit the web and I let out a very audible “yeah!”

Duke Nukem Forever lives!  Yeah!

I know, I know, it’s probably way too early to get excited about a possible DNF release because we’ve seen screenshots and footage before - but no game.

I’ve waited ten years for this game, I can wait a little longer … Interesting to think what the game would have looked like a decade ago though and compare that to what’s possible now.

Thoughts?

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Duke Nukem 3D on a P-II
Believe it or not, I have kept a P-II (Win 95) running all these years just to occasionally fire it up and play Duke Nukem 3D. (The original equipment makes the time-travel more fun for me.)
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Posted by: tech.paul@... Posted on: 12/22/07 You are currently: a Guest | | Terms of Use
No Time For DNF  TheBoyBailey | 12/19/07
Oblivion did the same for me ...  Adrian Kingsley-HughesZDNet Moderator | 12/20/07
I haven't done any serious gameplaying . . .  JLHenry | 12/19/07
Too right ...  Adrian Kingsley-HughesZDNet Moderator | 12/20/07
It will keep taking 'forever' to get this game out  georgeou | 12/19/07
Alternative names  Adrian Kingsley-HughesZDNet Moderator | 12/20/07
I still have my Duke Nukem mouse pad! nt  pmcgrath@... | 12/20/07
Must be as tough as the Duke himself!  Adrian Kingsley-HughesZDNet Moderator | 12/20/07
Mousepad  jgordon@... | 12/20/07
RE: Duke Nukem Forever lives! Yeah!  mrworf_ncalif@... | 12/20/07
Yeah ...  Adrian Kingsley-HughesZDNet Moderator | 12/20/07
RE: Duke Nukem Forever lives! Yeah!  mgkdrgn | 12/20/07
graphics look bland  lostarchitect | 12/20/07
I acutally like that  usmcdvldg@... | 12/20/07
DN side scrollers!  SniperCT | 12/21/07
I've Got Balls of Steel!!!!  shadow_sid21 | 12/20/07
Duke Nukem 3D on a P-II  tech.paul@... | 12/22/07

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