On DNF [Jun 07, 2004, 11:19 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The
Duke Nukem Forever Release Update on TotalVideoGames (thanks Mike Martinez)
is another of those occasional pot-stirring stories about the long-time
in-development shooter, based on a quote that was attempting to do just the
opposite. The story reproduces a quote from 3D Realms' George Broussard
explaining why they are staying low-key at this time, as he reveals that they
are still not that close to completion:
“IMO, it's more abusive to the community to continue to talk about and show the game when it's not real close to release. What's the point of leading people on? The best thing we can, and should do, is to shut up, finish the game and start showing it and talking about it when it's near enough release that people can actually see light at the end of the tunnel.”
"we've had half life 2 leaks and doom3 leaks and world of warcraft leaks.. why cant someone leak duke nukem forever so we can take a look at it?"
As someone who just recently saw the E3 demo for the FIRST time a few months back, I gotta say they are probably doing the right thing not releasing whatever they had then, now.
A few years ago I can see where it must have looked mind-blowing.
By today's standards, it looks like crap- trust me.
They really don't have a choice but to upgarde the engine, etc.
But if that version did get released or leaked now, it would probably be a good thing because I don't think seeing a DNF news post would generate any excitement anymore.
As someone who just recently saw the E3 demo for the FIRST time a few months back, I gotta say they are probably doing the right thing not releasing whatever they had then, now.
A few years ago I can see where it must have looked mind-blowing.
By today's standards, it looks like crap- trust me.
They really don't have a choice but to upgarde the engine, etc.
But if that version did get released or leaked now, it would probably be a good thing because I don't think seeing a DNF news post would generate any excitement anymore.
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