Poll: Will you buy Duke Nukem Forever?

[vviki]

It is so weird what people are interested in, other than the Duke. Like Halo reach and Portal 2. Some people said that they would have enough on them or run out of budget. I'm sure those 2 games won't last you that long, and when it comes to Halo, I'll have the Duke instead to spice things up.

 

[Continuity]

If its on steam I shall buy it, I only hope it lives up to its predecessor.

 

[jasoncyrus]

Technically I will purchase, technically i will be pirating it at the same time according to many idiotic people. Buying used ftw.

 

[Marowit]

No, I won't be buying it. Why? It doesn't interest me anymore than Serious Sam HD 3-D does (or whatever the name is).

It's a cliche now, not a legitimate game franchise - we'll see what the developers do with it though (obviously an opinion).

 

[Bonecrusher]

Of course I'll buy Duke Nukem Forever. As PC gamers, we were playing with Duke Nukem 3D and Doom long before Console gamers praised their Halo games ^^
Why would a FPS gamer buy the new weird Assassin Creed, expansion-pack looking Infamous 2 or Halo Reach? We were waiting this game almost 14 years. So it is not a waste of money, Halo Reach, Assassin Creed, Infamous 2 would be waste of money. lol.

 

[gl1koz3]

I'll read some reviews first.

And get some extra income too.

 

[DragonChi]

I don't even need to give it a second thought. I will be on this game so fast. I have waited too long now, so of course I'm going to get it. this is one of my most beloved franchises from the old skool gaming days. I would be barking mad to NOT get it.

 

[Kermi]

Wow, the Escapist is refusing to even allow opinions that counter its hard-assed view on Piracy. Classy, folks.

OT: Nah, it's probably not going to be very good.

Gearbox/Take-Two might want to buy advertising space here in the future. Why would they do that if 50% of Escapists have openly admitted they're going to play it without paying for it?

Oh, right, I forgot the users was responsible for selling ad space. I'm just saying software 'piracy' isn't the black and white debate that The Escapist regularly portrays it as and they should be tolerant of points of view that don't fall in line with theirs.

And hey, look! Half of the Escapist says they flat out don't want to play DNF. I'd say that's worse than wanting to play it without paying for selling ad space.

You're being ridiculous. Piracy is illegal. Bottom line is, Escapist Magazine as a company with a vested interest in the video game industry, which relies on actual sales to thrive, should not allow themselves to be associated with a pro-piracy community.

They have elected to disallow such discussion, which leaves you with two options: deal with that fact, or choose not to post here.

 

[vviki]

Of course I'll buy Duke Nukem Forever. As PC gamers, we were playing with Duke Nukem 3D and Doom long before Console gamers praised their Halo games ^^
Why would a FPS gamer buy the new weird Assassin Creed, expansion-pack looking Infamous 2 or Halo Reach? We were waiting this game almost 14 years. So it is not a waste of money, Halo Reach, Assassin Creed, Infamous 2 would be waste of money. lol.

You, sir, deserve a medal!

 

[thublihnk]

Wow, the Escapist is refusing to even allow opinions that counter its hard-assed view on Piracy. Classy, folks.

OT: Nah, it's probably not going to be very good.

Gearbox/Take-Two might want to buy advertising space here in the future. Why would they do that if 50% of Escapists have openly admitted they're going to play it without paying for it?

Oh, right, I forgot the users was responsible for selling ad space. I'm just saying software 'piracy' isn't the black and white debate that The Escapist regularly portrays it as and they should be tolerant of points of view that don't fall in line with theirs.

And hey, look! Half of the Escapist says they flat out don't want to play DNF. I'd say that's worse than wanting to play it without paying for selling ad space.

You're being ridiculous. Piracy is illegal. Bottom line is, Escapist Magazine as a company with a vested interest in the video game industry, which relies on actual sales to thrive, should not allow themselves to be associated with a pro-piracy community.

They have elected to disallow such discussion, which leaves you with two options: deal with that fact, or choose not to post here.

I'm not being ridiculous for wanting a balanced forum for a discussion on one of the bigger issues in the gaming community today on a gaming website. Again, by your logic, the Escapist should hit the banhammer on anyone who doesn't like games that have been advertised here, including their beloved cash-cow Yahtzee.

I'm not saying piracy is good, or that we should all pirate games, or that we should all brag about pirating games, but one should be allowed to talk about piracy within the context of games on a gaming website without having to filter their opinions through the 'pirates are just meanies' narrative that most writers on The Escapist fall in with.

 

[Breaker deGodot]

No. If I buy it, it will show developers that I don't mind them taking twelve years to make a fucking game. Infinity Realms should be punished for their lack of discipline.

 

[Laughing Tumour]

Nah will almost definantly not buy it, though i may rent it farther down the line(i get bored of most games in under a week so they are handy for me).

 

[teh_Canape]

shit yeah I will

now, buying an actual legit copy of it will cost me both my balls and my girlfriend's left tit, considering how expensive legit retails are down here in Argentina T-T


that doesnt mean I'm gonna straight up pirate it, means that I'll search high and low to get one



or ask my father to lend me his credit card to get it on steam =P

 

[Ildecia]

its not a question of will I buy it, its a question of have you already bought it. and yes i have,

its so mind-numbingly awesome that i forgot to feed my unicorn yesterday, and since i didn't feed him, he decided to shoot hot and fresh cinnamon rolls out of its rail-gun horn and blast me to the second moon of hurple, deep in space!!!

and before you ask me; yes. the spongey material of my asylum room is VERY comfortable!

 

[Jfswift]

I've always liked that Duken Nukem games. They're a bit over the top but fun. I think this will be a great addition to the series.

 

[Kermi]

Wow, the Escapist is refusing to even allow opinions that counter its hard-assed view on Piracy. Classy, folks.

OT: Nah, it's probably not going to be very good.

Gearbox/Take-Two might want to buy advertising space here in the future. Why would they do that if 50% of Escapists have openly admitted they're going to play it without paying for it?

Oh, right, I forgot the users was responsible for selling ad space. I'm just saying software 'piracy' isn't the black and white debate that The Escapist regularly portrays it as and they should be tolerant of points of view that don't fall in line with theirs.

And hey, look! Half of the Escapist says they flat out don't want to play DNF. I'd say that's worse than wanting to play it without paying for selling ad space.

You're being ridiculous. Piracy is illegal. Bottom line is, Escapist Magazine as a company with a vested interest in the video game industry, which relies on actual sales to thrive, should not allow themselves to be associated with a pro-piracy community.

They have elected to disallow such discussion, which leaves you with two options: deal with that fact, or choose not to post here.

I'm not being ridiculous for wanting a balanced forum for a discussion on one of the bigger issues in the gaming community today on a gaming website. Again, by your logic, the Escapist should hit the banhammer on anyone who doesn't like games that have been advertised here, including their beloved cash-cow Yahtzee.

I'm not saying piracy is good, or that we should all pirate games, or that we should all brag about pirating games, but one should be allowed to talk about piracy within the context of games on a gaming website without having to filter their opinions through the 'pirates are just meanies' narrative that most writers on The Escapist fall in with.

Well if we're going to put words in each others mouths, your logic dictates Escapist users should use this as a torrent linklist and console modding how-to guide. Everyone on the internet can come here to discuss how to get games for free and the publishers will never see another cent out of any of us.

I'm sure that will help Escapist Magazine stay in business.

 

[Robby Foxfur]

I couldn't vote on this because there is no maybe, but i can't wait to see the real review from Yahtzee, he is either gonna tear it apart or he'll never review at all.

 

[vviki]

Wow, the Escapist is refusing to even allow opinions that counter its hard-assed view on Piracy. Classy, folks.

OT: Nah, it's probably not going to be very good.

Gearbox/Take-Two might want to buy advertising space here in the future. Why would they do that if 50% of Escapists have openly admitted they're going to play it without paying for it?

Oh, right, I forgot the users was responsible for selling ad space. I'm just saying software 'piracy' isn't the black and white debate that The Escapist regularly portrays it as and they should be tolerant of points of view that don't fall in line with theirs.

And hey, look! Half of the Escapist says they flat out don't want to play DNF. I'd say that's worse than wanting to play it without paying for selling ad space.

You're being ridiculous. Piracy is illegal. Bottom line is, Escapist Magazine as a company with a vested interest in the video game industry, which relies on actual sales to thrive, should not allow themselves to be associated with a pro-piracy community.

They have elected to disallow such discussion, which leaves you with two options: deal with that fact, or choose not to post here.

I'm not being ridiculous for wanting a balanced forum for a discussion on one of the bigger issues in the gaming community today on a gaming website. Again, by your logic, the Escapist should hit the banhammer on anyone who doesn't like games that have been advertised here, including their beloved cash-cow Yahtzee.

I'm not saying piracy is good, or that we should all pirate games, or that we should all brag about pirating games, but one should be allowed to talk about piracy within the context of games on a gaming website without having to filter their opinions through the 'pirates are just meanies' narrative that most writers on The Escapist fall in with.

Well if we're going to put words in each others mouths, your logic dictates Escapist users should use this as a torrent linklist and console modding how-to guide. Everyone on the internet can come here to discuss how to get games for free and the publishers will never see another cent out of any of us.

I'm sure that will help Escapist Magazine stay in business.

Don't make too much of a big deal with this, guys. This is a Duke Nukem Forever tread, not a forum rules discussion.

 

[Treefingers]

Probs nah, but i'll definitely give it a whirl and decide for sure then.

 

[dalek sec]

I would only buy it if Yahtzee gave it some sort of epic praise. And I'm not trying to say that I'm some mindless wallet that buys what people say is good, (If you know Yahtzee at all, you know that he praises almost nothing, let alone epic praise) I'm trying to demonstrate the level of awesome this game would need to achieve (and the futility of trying to garner that achievement) in order to get me to care about it.

So, I voted 'No.'

Count me in with this as well. It take a god level of epicness to make me care about this game after so damn long and such an embrassing story behind it. And yeah, it would pretty much be Yahtzee doing his mock review for it and actually mean every single frakking word in it.