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by Bib Fortuna » Mon Aug 02, 2010 11:21 am
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by whatthe » Tue Aug 03, 2010 2:46 pm
we're having a booth at PAX, so I'll be there no matter what.
Will also be meeting with Amazon so if anyone wants to do dinner or get together 9/1 evening, let me know.
Will also be meeting with Amazon so if anyone wants to do dinner or get together 9/1 evening, let me know.
by Quisp » Fri Sep 03, 2010 11:08 am
If you attend PAX can you verify this and let us know please. TIA
After well over a decade of "development," 2K Games announced today
that Duke Nukem Forever will actually see the light of day. The publisher
went on to say that Gearbox Software has taken the reigns on the project,
rescuing it from development limbo after the game's original studio 3D
Realms went under. Gearbox Software is responsible for titles such as the
recently successful Borderlands.
The game will be on display at this weekend's PAX 2010 convention in
Seattle, where press and gamers in attendance can have a go at the title
14 years in the making.
After years of being the punchline to countless vaporware jokes, it seems
2K Games is fully committed to resurrect the title once and for all. The
Wall Street Journal quotes Gearbox president Randy Pitchford as saying
the game is already in the "polishing" stages, but forgive us if we're
skeptical about this one until the title is in our hands.
After well over a decade of "development," 2K Games announced today
that Duke Nukem Forever will actually see the light of day. The publisher
went on to say that Gearbox Software has taken the reigns on the project,
rescuing it from development limbo after the game's original studio 3D
Realms went under. Gearbox Software is responsible for titles such as the
recently successful Borderlands.
The game will be on display at this weekend's PAX 2010 convention in
Seattle, where press and gamers in attendance can have a go at the title
14 years in the making.
After years of being the punchline to countless vaporware jokes, it seems
2K Games is fully committed to resurrect the title once and for all. The
Wall Street Journal quotes Gearbox president Randy Pitchford as saying
the game is already in the "polishing" stages, but forgive us if we're
skeptical about this one until the title is in our hands.
by whatthe » Sun Sep 05, 2010 12:56 am
just randomly met the 2k north america marketing guys at the Mariners game tonight (field box seats). will get VIP access to the Duke Nukem booth tomorrow morning.
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