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Submitted by AndrewE 524d ago | article

Duke Nukem Forever Demo Was Seamless At PAX

Disbelief. That’s the state I was originally in when I first heard that 2K Games has picked up and nearly completed Duke Nukem Forever. It’s been 12 years since the game originally began development and after 3D Realms closed its doors. It was almost universally agreed that Duke Nukem Forever was done for. A higher up in 2K Games began his career with Duke Nukem Forever back in the day and through 2K Game’s recent success, he was able to save a project he’s been working on since the beginning of his career. 2K Games kept the project in secret (now in its post production polish phase) and I dare say it was worth the 12 year wait. (Duke Nukem Forever, PC, PS3, Xbox 360)

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