🚀 go-pugleaf

Steve Long wrote:
> I couldn't believe what I was reading. The very reliable folks I've
> worked closely with since 1996 at PC Gamer Magazine met with the
> developers of our beloved Duke. Although there was somewhat of a gag
> order about what they could say, they did see the characters in final
> form, the objects, creatures and weapons and some maps. The game will
> not be revealed at this year's E3 convention, but will most likely
> debut in 2006, the 10th anniversary of Duke3D.
> I klnow we are all skeptics, but, Gamer writes in part:
>
> "...we were treated to an unprecedented presentation of Duke Nukem
> Forever - the real deal - courtesy of George Broussard. Though it's
> still too early and rough for 3D Realms to unveil the game in these
> pages, we are able (and delighted!) to report with our own eyes tha
> DNF is up and running in very fine form indeed"
>
> They go on to say that everything was thrown out in late 2002, and 3D
> started over, with their own rendering technology. Broussard kept a
> "poker face" when pressed to committ to a release date, or admitting
> that he is suckering everyone.. PC Gamer, however, said:
>
> "But our 20 minute walkthrough of Duke Nukem Forever convinced us
> that 3D Realms is going to lay a full house on the table in 2006..."
>
> So, what do you think? KC, Nutwrench, Duke Meisters everywhere, is
> there really a light at the end of this nearly 10 year tunnel?

I don't believe it!
-- 
Adrian