Was expecting him to bum rush the guy before he put the sign up, that would of been funny as hell if he did then the poor guy was to show the sign lol.
Trailers: Duke Nukem Forever: Another Important Message
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The vast majority of demos goes live on release day or shortly thereafter. The access to the demo beforehand is simple a pre-order bonus. The same as the thousands of other pre-order bonuses. They are not withholding anything from you expecting you to pre-order. They are simply giving a bonus to those who did.CCountZero said:
Damn you! I saw the "Important message" part and immediately thought the innevitable had happened. But they didn't get me with the sign thing. Nice try, though =P
I'm not saying it doesn't make sense. I fully understand why they do it.Mouse_Crouse said:
Doesn't stop it from being incredibly silly, and downright dickish, though.
Also, saying that "the vast majority" of demo's go live on release, that I'll have to dispute.
In my experience, it's either an early preview of the first level they finished up, or it just doesn't get a demo at all.
Now, I pre-order quite often, usually in the hope of pre-DLing whatever I buy, and I am perfectly OK with them handing out a piece of day-one DLC for free to people who do so, but a Demo is another thing entirely.
I don't base my buys on what DLC I get in pre-orders, but I do base my buys on available demo's.
If I'm on the fence and want to try a demo before I make a final decision, I wanna do so before the release, so I can play it on release, or possibly pre-order to get whatever incentive they lay down.
Using the Demo as pre-order incentive is basically their way of saying that they couldn't come up with anything better, and if such is the case, I'm not gonna bother to pre-order at all.
Good to know guys. That President guy is just a riot.
Anyways, I might pick it up when I head off to school. I doubt I can keep a game like that in my house
Also, is anyone else worried that the Australians won't be able to play it? As it, it will get banned like Mortal Kombat.
Anyways, I might pick it up when I head off to school. I doubt I can keep a game like that in my house
Also, is anyone else worried that the Australians won't be able to play it? As it, it will get banned like Mortal Kombat.
Awww yeah, Gotta love it when you remember you have a first access code from last October stuck to the fridge.
Made a bit of a joke out of the franchise with the never ending delays. Good to see that the guys at Gearbox are a gamers developer and know how to have a bit of fun at their expense.
I was expecting them to switch in an earlier release date but this is cool too. And fair play I nearly fell to believing that "excecutive" was a genuine tongue slip 
Mortal Kombat was a vastly VASTLY more graphically intense game than is the norm, it would be insane for it to release with a 15+ label here even with our crazy illogical inconsistent flawed rating system. Duke on the other hand, eh the worst thing in it is probably naked boobs which is fine for 15+ so it wasn't banned or censored here. Now if their were an interactive sex scene for example then heck yeah it would be banned.CM156 said: