Indeed! It was foretold in the Dead Sea scrolls that the coming of the Duke Nuke'm Forever would be the vanguard of the Four horsemen of the Apocalypse. Woe is us if such things should come to past as the world will drown in the wails of millions of disappointed fanboys "We waited all those years for this?!"Birras said:
It was originally announced in April 1997, so your 10 year guess is only a year and a half off. (EDIT: further research has revealed that this April 1997 announcement included a projected release date of mid-1998, meaning that this game has actually been delayed for over 10 years.)LucanDesmond said:
Agreed! It's like an gaming urban legend! So one day, when we're old and have grandkids who game, we can gather them around and tell them of the mystical game that was never released...the pinnacle of gaming achievement...the best game ever. Then those kids will pass it down, and so forth, until some lone child...one day...decides to embark on the quest for Duke Nukem: Forever. A harrowing journey to find the 'one game'...the holy grail of gaming.mintsauce said:
Guns and Roses stopped being a band the day they lost 3/4 bandmembers and Axl Rose had face-surgery trying to look like he's 18 again. Thus Guns and Roses "releasing" a new album has as much premise and care as a Three Stooges reunion. Let's face it. The guy lost his voice, his dignity and finally his career. To even utter the likeness of what Guns & Roses was back in the mid-90's to what Guns & Roses is now, is laughable.Not Good said:
Change is happening 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. What is your point?Not Good said:
No, it did not and I want to kick some one at Blizzard straight in the balls for that keeping from coming out. They killed it on purpose and supposedly the second build of the game was pretty damn good.RhinoTuna said:
