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Developer(s) 3D Realms (1997?2009)
Triptych Games (2009?)
in collaboration with:
Gearbox Software (2009?)
multiplayer and console ports by:
Piranha Games
Publisher(s) 2K Games (2010?)
Designer(s) George Broussard
Series Duke Nukem
Platform(s) Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3
Release date(s)
EU June 10, 2011
AUS June 10, 2011
JP June 10, 2011
NA June 14, 2011
Genre(s) First-person shooter, science fiction
Mode(s) Single-player, multiplayer
Rating(s)
ACB: MA15+
BBFC: 18
CERO: Z
ESRB: M
PEGI: 18+
USK: 18
Media/distribution Blu-ray Disc, DVD, Steam
System requirements
Microsoft Windows
INSTALL NOTES
Install notes will be explained in the IMPORTANT.TXT FILE !!
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Wired News has awarded Duke Nukem Forever its Vaporware Award several times. It placed second in June 2000 and topped the list in 2001 and 2002. Wired created the Vaporware Lifetime Achievement Award exclusively for DNF and awarded it in 2003. George Broussard accepted the award, simply stating, "We're undeniably late and we know it." In 2004, the game did not make the top 10; Wired editors said that they had given DNF the Lifetime Achievement Award to get it off of the list. However, upon readers' demands, Wired changed its mind, and DNF won first place in 2005, 2006, and 2007. In 2008, Wired staff officially considered removing DNF from their annual list, citing that "even the best jokes get old eventually", only to reconsider upon viewing the handheld camera footage of the game in The Jace Hall Show, awarding the game with first place once again. In 2009, Wired published Wired News' Vaporware Awards 2009: Duke Nukem Forever was excluded from consideration on the grounds that the project was finally dead. Duke made a comeback with an unprecedented 11th place award on Wired's 2010 Vaporware list.
Duke Nukem Forever has drawn a number of jokes related to its development timeline. The video gaming media and public in general have routinely suggested several names in place of Forever, calling it "Never", "(Taking) Forever", "Whenever", "ForNever", "Neverever", and "If Ever". The game has also been ridiculed as Duke Nukem: Forever In Development, "Either this is the longest game ever in production or an elaborate in-joke at the expense of the industry".
When the GameSpy editors compiled a list of the "Top 25 Dumbest Moments in Gaming History" in June 2003, Duke Nukem Forever placed #18.
Jason Hall, host of The Jace Hall Show, featured Duke Nukem Forever in the show's premiere episode on June 4, 2008 and described his hands-on play experience with the game as "perfect", ending the segment with "I saw it. They have been working. It's not a myth. You're going to be pleased." In a subsequent interview with 1UP.com, he described the game as "amazing" with the summation, "This might be the only game in history worth waiting 12 years for, perhaps longer.... It was good
