Shacknews Views Duke Nukem Forever
Duke Nukem Forever, the game, actually exists. I have seen it. Maarten has seen it. We watched actual interactive gameplay being interacted with. Of course, we are far from the first to make such a claim. During 3D Realms' lengthy development cycle of Duke Nukem Forever here in the Dallas area, I have run in to my fair share of publishers and developers who boast they have gotten a glimpse of the game.
To be honest, I thought the game's supposed existence was a vast conspiracy. More than a couple of times over the last decade I have gotten vague invitations to come see the game "someday," with it never happening. I figured this was probably the same invitation other developers in the area had gotten, and were claiming that vague invitation as having actually seen the game.
Nothing of the game has been made public for years until that
Duke Nukem Forever teaser was released last December.
However, that all changed recently. For a good half hour Shacknews witnessed several different DNF gameplay scenarios, mechanics, and environments being demonstrated.
We actually got to see the truth of Duke curator George Broussard's many
past claims, including environmental puzzles and interactivity, a host of finished weapons, the existence of an in-game forklift, and plenty of heads and arms being blown off.
We both confidently agree that after seeing this demonstration, Duke Nukem Forever is looking great, and will easily stand apart from the crowd in both visual and gameplay styles.
Shacknews can also confidently state that, contrary to previous reports, Duke 4 will
not be arriving in 2003.
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