Still, it's nice to see a GOOD Duke Nukem game getting remade (yes they do exist).
Well, first of all, "not a commercial release" likely means they will not be charging people to get this game when it's finished. So Gearbox wouldn't be losing money on a potential project they could be working on themselves. Also, getting a OK to do this project basically lets these guys know that they won't end up wasting their time putting effort into this, only to end up having a cease and desist letter sent to them to stop the project when they're 90% done like some past games.
Q: Is this a Remake?
A: Duke Nukem 3D: Reloaded is not a remake in traditional sense. We call it a "Revision".
Its what Duke Nukem 3D, might have looked like (And played like), if it was created today.
Q: Will Duke Reloaded, play like the original?
A: Short answer, No.
Long answer: The game will play like "most modern shooters". But our highest priority, is to keep the "Duke Feel".
Insanely fast running speeds, and hyperjumping are a thing of the past. That is not the direction we are going for.
Now lets see if this will ever see the light of day. I'm not sure right now, they have some nice artworks but not a single screenshot in their media section.
Thanks for the clarification! It's always nice to see larger developers helping out the smaller guys too! Gearbox is definitely setting a good example for the others.
If they want to do something that wasn't done in XBLA or HRP, they should try to remake the game itself slightly, while retaining the cool level design and simplicity of the original gameplay
This just sounds like yet more butthurt. But hey, kudos to Gearbox for not being jerks about a fan project.
I love Duke 3D, don't get me wrong, but I have been playing it for 15 years now on more different platforms than I can count....it's time to move on.
Either way, I think it is awesome that Gearbox aren't being SquareEnix-like dicks about this and actually giving it their full support.
::goes back to playing Duke Nukem Forever online::
Thats why I am so disgusted with all the critical panning of Duke Forever, I liked the game a lot, but many people won't even give it a shot because its getting bad reviews. Thus, losing sales and hope for more Duke.
a-holes.
This puts my interest level at zero.
Me too. The whole "Insanely fast running speeds, and hyperjumping are a thing of the past" is even worse for me. Next they're gonna say they don't want complicated level design
Just pick up the original and download the HD pack. That's all you need. Keep your cover shooter mechanics, please.

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