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It's about time.
Sounds like the CEO of Gearbox used to work for 3dRealms and is a fan of Duke... Gives me hope for the game :-D
quote: "You cannot kill Duke!" "You cannot kill Duke!" shouted Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford to a group of gamers that had waited in line Friday at Take-Two’s PAX booth to see the game. Pitchford, a former employee of 3D Realms, was wearing the Duke shirt the company gave him in 1996.
“I couldn’t let Duke go, either,” he said.
from http://www.wired.com/gamelife/2010/09/duke-nukem-pax/?pid=112&pagei... (and some more screenshots)
It'll run on Amiga X1000, which by using the second processor by itself, will give maximum muiltasking abilities the rest of the OS uses the other.
AND it'll be avail for MorphOS running on 2 dualcore processor G5 Powermacs.
I don't know about the Commodore USA's AROS based amigas, that's just vapourwear init.
I mean, I had a total blast back in the days playing Duke Nukem 3D but now.. Well, the videos of Duke Nukem Forever just don't seem all that wonderful. It seems like a rather bland FPS with nothing new to throw in, even the few weapons shown are just kind of.. well, lame. I really love Duke as a character, he is a total badass and as such he'd deserve a game with some serious punch in it.
Oh well, I can always hope the demo videos just don't give it enough credit and that the actual game will be more enjoyable. I know I will be buying it even if it sucks, I just can't resist the power of my nostalgia goggles.
I agree with you. Duke Nukem was special especially because of:
- the voices, the bad talk
- the different references to movies
- the ... colours! In fact this game was very colourful
- humour
- the weapons (the foot, the 2 feet at the same time, the laser bomb to set up a trap)
Indeed; Duke Nukem Forever started out very colorful too. Just look at the 2001 trailer. ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDlB2P1leRM )
Edited 2010-09-04 14:22 UTC
No news but would be miracle if it isn't. I think that is main reason why they make it so fast on Xbox360/PS3 and hopefully it will lead to good quality. Most of the graphics are probaply done just needs to port them to new engine and build world again.
First Amiga, then Duke Nukem...
It seems that the time for the miracles has never ended...
I sympathize with all those little computer magazines, which should be forced to renew their vapourware top-ten for the new year's eve...
Too much work for their poor tired fingers to type a brand new top-ten... LOL!
Well, this is likely all due to me. I mean I did just yesterday find and buy from Goodwill (for a whopping $.99!) a copy of "Duke Nukem - Manhattan Project" w/GLOPP for free. What's next? Looking in my crystal decanter of Parthian Panther Piss, I foresee the release of a new Leisure Suit Larry. And, don't forget to honk for Zork. 



