¿Duke Nukem Forever en el E3?

wingilot escribió:Chuk Norris no tan solo tiene ya el juego, sino que ademas se lo ha pasado mientras se tiraba a las madres de los programadores. Y nueve meses despues las madres dieron a luz a esos programadores

wingilot escribió:Chuk Norris no tan solo tiene ya el juego, sino que ademas se lo ha pasado mientras se tiraba a las madres de los programadores. Y nueve meses despues las madres dieron a luz a esos programadores

PERCHE escribió:duke nuke for never, cuanto llevamos ya 6 o 7 años no , joder y luego os quejais que sacan los juegos con prisa tal y cual quejicas, cuando salga sera un juego tan bien optimizado que hasta funcionara en los 486

It took so long because its original but it'll make millions in first two days says 3DRealms By now, almost every gamer has heard about Duke Nukem Forever (DNF), a title that was herald as the next great first person shooter. The game was suppose to be released back in the 90's and was suppose to be the hot successor to Duke Nukem 3D -- a game that became a classic in its own right. DNF arguably had a lot to live up to. Duke 3D had become a pop culture icon, with the protagonist throwing out memorable lines during a fire fight and the game itself delivering a unique style of game play. It's now eight years later and with an investment of nearly $8M USD, DNF is still not finished -- but it's almost done, says Scott Miller, CEO of 3D Realms. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Miller explains that his company focuses on original IP, or intellectual property. This is to say that 3D Realms develops only original game ideas and game content. The company does not take ideas out of movies, or any other type of source to develop their games. We won't be seeing a Spiderman game, an X-Men game, a Matrix game, or any sort of Hollywood rip-off here; just original creativity says Miller, and this is why it's taking DNF so long to be released. When asked by THR if a game should take as long as DNF took to complete, Miller responded "It shouldn't. And I'm dumbfounded myself. A huge part of the problem is that it's really hard hiring good developers to come to Dallas. This place used to be a hotbed of game development. But, nowadays, people seem to want to go to Austin instead. Plus we have this reputation now -- that our games don't ever come out, so ... " Miller also speaks about 3D Realm's other greatly anticipated game, Prey. The game is another 3D first person shooter but is much further along in its release schedule than DNF. In fact, Miller says that Prey was under development for nearly 4.5 years. According to 3D Realms, Prey will be available for both the XBOX 360 and the PC. Update 05/12/2006: The title and summary have been corrected to better reflect Miller's statements.

firewire escribió:
jejejeje

Que va! Si lo anunciaron en el 97! Hay el video de presentación del E3 del 1998 en googlevideo.
Saludos

clinisbut escribió:Yo creo q el famoso video del e3 se mostró en el 98 ya que es cuando me canvié de casa y recuerdo que fué enotnces cuando vi ese video

goto escribió:Que no, que no ha muerto, he conseguido una imagen del futuro que demuestra que saldra (algun dia)