DNF was first announced in 1996 as a proposed sequel to Duke Nukem 3D. There have been promotional hints all the✨ way up into the late 2000s. There was even a legal battle as to who owned the rights to the never-released game's name, which drag☂ged on into 2010.
Recently,most🌳 of 3D Realms' staffwas laid off.The project w𝐆as never officially canned, but there's no good reason to assume it will ever be finished.
In fact, back in2006, series co-creator George Broussard toldthat Duke Nukem Forever would come out "when pigs fly."Then last n𓄧ight, out of nowhere, Broussard posted a link toon his:
Above: So apparently pigs can fly?
So, take from Broussard's Tweet what you🅺 will. Perhaps pigs can fly now, but I think we might still need to wait for hell to freeze over bef🔯ore Duke Nukem Forever ever sees the light of day.
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Sep 2, 2010
Mor☂e Duke Nukem Forever🍷 footage appears, Dave H still excited
Long after everyone else🐻 stopped caring, one Radar editor still 💎carries the torch
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澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询: First Duke N🐟ukem: Manhattan Project XBLA trailer
It's ꦇgood to see 3D Realms getting ou🔜t and about again
