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Duke Nukem Forever Interview

[Oct 16, 2010, 3:28 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

The Duke Nukem Forever video interview on GamePron is a giggly NSFW conversation with Gearbox's Randy Pitchford and Steve Gibson during the Australian stop on their tour showing off Duke Nukem Forever. They again discuss the game's lengthy development cycle in answer to questions about living up to the game's hype, the possibility that some of the game's content will have to be censored for Australia and other territories sensitive to the game's style, whether Duke is still relevant, and their enduring belief in the character's appeal, a bit on Duke's future, and more.

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Re: Duke Nukem Forever Interview

Oct 17, 2010, 13:22

bubba ray

I would LOVE a Blood (1) remake! Actually, I'd even settle for the original (maybe) if GoG or anywhere else had it.

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Comment [quote="bubba ray"Oct 17, 2010, 13:22]I would LOVE a Blood (1) remake! Actually, I'd even settle for the original (maybe) if GoG or anywhere else had it. [/quote]

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