Duke Nukem Forever

Posted by Zeeshan on September 8, 2010

Players from all over the world got a little exciting news last week that the highly anticipated Duke Nukem Forever game has finally received a release date of 2011. Known as mentioned in a previous post, Gearbox Software, the news this year is PAX.It be as players, to try the demo will be treated at all times and said after a recent article in vg247.com by Johnny Cullen. Randy Pitchford – the head of Gearbox Software – Stephany Nunneley VG247 recently and declared that ” Duke Nukem Forever “demo was important.

When asked about the possibility of a demo, she said Pitchford start working on a demo now that the game was unveiled. Pitchford said that up to that time she had not been able to work as a demo because of the risk game even further.Gearbox co-founder Brian Martel, on the other hand, said he knew nothing about a demo. The “Duke Nukem Forever game in 2011, will be published and will be for the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.Pitchford available has the answer: Try the demo, because yes, it will be.” I think [the ] Demo is an important thing to do, “he told VG247.” Now that the cat out of the bag, we can really make these plans. Now we can get from the retailers and to determine the launch window, and is on the calendar demonstration, and work with the first parties in this matter. We were not able to do so up to this point, because if we take the risk of damage to it were still possible. ”

Noting that 2K did not even showed the game to retailers until he made his debut at PAX, he said, “It’s like making more promises. You know, even if the promise is real – it is – the people won” t believe until they see themselves. We just wanted to get to it before the people, and people will believe them, and we want to see more people, because everyone should see for themselves. It is important, before it starts, and this is the first step.With all eyes on what could be the next Daikatana, put a demo pre-launch is a risky gesture, but also quite necessary. Things have changed radically since the last Duke graced our presence and after 13 years of broken promises, disappointments and even catch some of the screen, players have the right to a little bit forward. Duke Nukem Forever is currently planning to release some time in 2011 for free on the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360