3D Realms -- the studio I'm convinced is nothing but an extravagant practical joke -- has teased "numerous" upcoming Duke Nukem projects over the coming years, with a "resurgence" planned for the notorious FPS hero. Apparently, the man with balls of steel could be going the way of the "casual" game as well.
"There are numerous other Duke games in various stages of development, several due out this year," says 3D Realms CEO Scott Miller. "We are definitely looking to bring Duke into casual gaming spaces, plus there are other major Duke games in production. Almost all of these are unannounced."
Miller has also denied that the notorious Duke Nukem Forever is dead, and also claims that the Duke movie is "making steady progress." Furthermore, the CEO adds that 3D Realms will "continue to license and co-create games based upon the Duke Nukem franchise," and that the new focus on external development is something he should have made years ago.
In any case, 3D Realms is hopeful that Duke is making his big comeback. I guess we'll have to believe it when we see it.
3D Realms Teases 'Numerous' Duke Nukem Games, 'Looking to Bring Duke into Casual Gaming' [Shacknews]
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7:00 PM on 12.26.2009
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Weird...
http://www.wired.com/magazine/2009/12/fail_duke_nukem/all/1
They said the same about Chinese Democracy
Guns 'n' Roses' latest album. They started working on it in 1995 and it got delayed several times.
If they decide to have a Duke Nukem solitaire or something like that, I'd understand; but... *shrugs*
Duke 3D ran on 95/98, which runs on XP with a few settings tweaked. Duke 1 and 2 were both DOS affairs though, and side scrolling too. Plus 3D was on N64 and XBLA, so a lot of people played it there too.
And if they haven't, then they surely need to. All the Nukem games were good, if I still had a PC capable of running true DOS, I'd play the hell out of 1 and 2.
their studio is dead because of their inability to make this game happen.
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