"We screwed up Duke Nukem Forever"

LOL, at least he's honest unlike other companies that try to blame everything else like leaked alphas and stolen code.
 
This comment actually bothered me, and concerns me.

So he is saying any time a game is transfered from one person to another they orginial author should be paid? As much as I hate gamestop they should not have to pay royalites for buying and selling used games.

A new threat to our industry is resells, something that was not a factor only three years ago. Gamestop is the biggest offender, and makes over a billion dollars a year on resells now – with none of that going to the publishers or studios that created these games. This is a serious blow for content creators, and will only make it harder and harder for original IP to be given any sort of a chance in the future.
 
Even if it comes out later this year I doubt an Unreal 2 engine would hold a candle to any games powered by Cryengine2.
 
Even if it comes out later this year I doubt an Unreal 2 engine would hold a candle to any games powered by Cryengine2.

And that's exactly why they are going to re-start all over with CryEngine 2 :)
 
This comment actually bothered me, and concerns me.

So he is saying any time a game is transfered from one person to another they orginial author should be paid? As much as I hate gamestop they should not have to pay royalites for buying and selling used games.

It's a difficult problem. I mean, books and movie can retain their value rather well. Once a book is paperback, it will alway sell for about $10, the used price is based more on the age of the book as opposed to when it was originally written. New copies of Dune, for example, are still being printed off and purchased to this day. Popular books rarely go out of print, and usually stay at full price once its gone paperback. The same goes for movies, not to mention all the re-releases which perpetually bump the DVD price back up to $20, or higher now if you go HD.

Tell me one game that is over 20 years old that is still be published? Much less for something even remotely close to full price, or even something close to a "discount" price of $20. After a year, maybe 2, for most games its clearance price, less than $10, just to get rid of it already. Its no longer being published. This means games have a very, very narrow window of opportunity to make money.

Now personally I think the answer is to make games with more of a timeless quality to them in the same way books and movies have, and not bitch and moan about how they are getting cheated out of money they deserve. I mean look at games like Starcraft, Diablo 2, and WoW. Love them or hate them, people still play the hell out of them, and buy new copies.
 
seemingly the engine has been totally rewritten at least once. I think all that's left is the unreal scripting language.
 
Too much engine development and not enought game development these days. :rolleyes:

Screw that. I don't need HDR, blur effect and all those new effects.

Half-life 2 was MORE than enough quality graphics for me.
 
seemingly the engine has been totally rewritten at least once. I think all that's left is the unreal scripting language.

"Seemingly", "at least", "I think"

Contestant: Terms associated with anything DNF?
Alex Trebek: That's correct!
 
That was a cool interview. I just hope they pay the guy they stole the voice from initially. Err I can't remember his name right now. If they do that and get him to offically voice DNF then I will probably buy it and NOT a used copy. ;)
 
It's a difficult problem. I mean, books and movie can retain their value rather well. Once a book is paperback, it will alway sell for about $10, the used price is based more on the age of the book as opposed to when it was originally written. New copies of Dune, for example, are still being printed off and purchased to this day. Popular books rarely go out of print, and usually stay at full price once its gone paperback. The same goes for movies, not to mention all the re-releases which perpetually bump the DVD price back up to $20, or higher now if you go HD.

Tell me one game that is over 20 years old that is still be published? Much less for something even remotely close to full price, or even something close to a "discount" price of $20. After a year, maybe 2, for most games its clearance price, less than $10, just to get rid of it already. Its no longer being published. This means games have a very, very narrow window of opportunity to make money.

Now personally I think the answer is to make games with more of a timeless quality to them in the same way books and movies have, and not bitch and moan about how they are getting cheated out of money they deserve. I mean look at games like Starcraft, Diablo 2, and WoW. Love them or hate them, people still play the hell out of them, and buy new copies.

While I agree with your points, The authors don't get royalites for the resale of their books.

The root of the problem is that 99% of games made are just trash. Only the elite 1% survive to stand the test of time.
 
Has yet to be posted, so I shall do just that, things that have occured since the announcement of Duke Nukem Forever:

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Popular Video Game Series Releases
Final Fantasy:

        * Main Series
                    o Final Fantasy VII
                    o Final Fantasy VIII
                    o Final Fantasy IX
                    o Final Fantasy X
                                + Final Fantasy X-2
                    o Final Fantasy XI
                    o Final Fantasy XII
        * Cell Phone Games
                    o Before Crisis: Final Fantasy
                    o Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII
                    o Dirge of Cerberus: Lost Episode
        * Tactics Series
                    o Final Fantasy Tactics
                    o Final Fantasy Tactice Advance
        * Crystal Chronicles Series
                    o Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles
                    o Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates
                    o Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearer
        * Remakes
                    o Final Fantasy Collection
                    o Final Fantasy Anthology
                    o Final Fantasy Chronicles
                    o Final Fantasy Origins
                    o Final Fantasy I & 2: Dawn of Souls
                    o Final Fantasy III DS
        * Games Featuring Final Fantasy Characters
                    o Ehrgeiz
                    o Kingtom Hearts
                    o Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories
                    o Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix
                    o Kingdom Hearts II
        * Movies, Anime Series & Concerts
                    o Final Fantasy: The Sprits Within
                    o Final Fantasy: Unlimited, Entire Series
                    o Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
                    o Final Fantasy: Dear Friends, Entire World Tour

Grand Theft Auto:

        * Grand Theft Auto
                    o Grand Theft Auto, Gameboy Color Port
        * Grand Theft Auto
        * Grand Theft Auto: London 1969
        * Grand Theft Auto: London 1961
        * Grand Theft Auto 2
        * Grand Theft Auto III
        * Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
        * Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
        * Grand Theft Auto Advance
        * Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
                    o Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, PS2 Port
        * Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
        * Grand Theft Auto IV

The Legend of Zelda:

        * Ocarina of Time
        * Majora's Mask
        * Oracle of Ages
        * Oracle of Seasons
        * The Wind Waker
        * Four Swords Adventures
        * The Minish Cap
        * Six remakes of previous Zelda titles for the Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advance and Gamecube.
                    o Link's Awakening DX, Gameboy Color
                    o A Link to the Past, Gameboy Advance
                    o Ocarina of Time, Gamecube
                    o The Zelda Collector Edition, Gamecube
                    o Classic NES Series: The Legend of Zelda, Gameboy Advance
                    o Classic NES Series: Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, Gameboy Advance
        * Phantom Hourglass
        * Twilight Princess

The Sims:

        * The Sims
        * The Sims: Livin' Large
        * The Sims: House Party
        * The Sims: Hot Date
        * The Sims: Vacation
        * The Sims: Unleashed
        * The Sims: Superstar
        * The Sims: Makin' Magic
        * The Sims Online
        * The Sims 2
        * The Sims 2: University
        * The Sims 2: Nightlife
        * The Sims 2: Open for Business
        * The Sims (Console Port)
        * The Sims Bustin' Out
        * The Sims 2 (Console Port)
        * The Urbz: Sims in the City

Other Popular Game Series:

        * Over 75 games based in the MegaMan universe, and 12 games featuring MegaMan universe character cameos.
        * Over 50 games based in the Star Wars universe.
        * Mario has appeared in 58 different video games.
        * Every Massive Multiplayer Online game and expansion with the exception of Meridian 59.
        * Every Dance Dance Revolution and Bemani rhythm game
        * Every Pokemon game released outside of Japan.
        * Every Unreal, every Unreal Tournament, and every game that has used any of the Unreal engines.
        * Quake 2, 3, 4, and countless games that have used their engines.
        * Every Tony Hawk and extreme sport spin-off game.
        * Daikatana began development 10 days before Duke Nukem Forever- Unfortunately no one was made John Romero's bitch when it hit retail shelves on May 23rd, 2000.
        * 3DRealms and Remedy bring Max Payne and its sequel from concepts to finished games, porting both to Xbox and PS2.
        * Valve released both Half-Life 1 and 2, with several expansion packs and countless mods for each.
        * Every version of Counter-Strike and Counter-Strike Source were developed.
        * Every Thief game.
        * Black Isle was formed, released seven titles and was shut down.
        * The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind and IV:Oblivion, and the entire Baldur's Gate series.
        * Wizards of the Coast has printed six Core Sets, 30 Expansion Sets of Magic: The Gathering. If someone bought one of every single card printed since DNF was announced, they would have a collection of approximately 101,742 cards.
        * Every installment of Metal Gear Solid released to date, as well as Ghost Babel (MGS for the Gameboy) and the Metal Gear Acid series for PSP. And it is likely that the the apparent conclusion of Solid Snake's legacy, "Guns of the Patriots," will come out before DNF.
        * A garage full of programmers in Croatia (Croteam) developed the engine and created the game Serious Sam. Since then there have been multiple sequels and console ports- all off a fraction of the money 3D Realms has blown on DNF's development.
        * Every 3D Prince of Persia game.
        * Aside from Wolfenstein 3D, every single First Person Shooter based during World War II, including the entire Medal of Honor series.
        * While DNF has been in production, Blizzard Entertainment, another studio famous for delays, has released four full games(Starcraft, Diablo 2, Warcraft 3, and World of Warcraft), with expansions for three (four when Burning Crusade comes out).
        * Bioware released Neverwinter Nights with two expansions, Star Wars: Nights of the Old Republic, and Jade Empire. All games are deep, lengthy RPGs that demand multiple playthroughs.

Video Game Systems:

        * Microsoft XBOX
        * Microsoft XBOX 360
        * Nintendo GameCube
        * Nintendo Gameboy Color
        * Gameboy Advance
                    o Gameboy Advance SP
                    o Gameboy Micro
        * Nintendo DS
                    o Nintendo DS Lite
        * Sega Dreamcast
        * Sony PSone
        * Sony Playstation 2
                    o Sony Slim Playstation 2
        * Sony PSP

        * Over 4500 games were released for the above video game systems in the United States.
        * Over 350,000,000 consoles and handhelds were sold worldwide.

Fun Facts
Computers & Internet:

        * In 1997, the fastest consumer internet connection was a 33.6 kbps modem. On average, consumer internet connections are 300 times faster today.
        * When Duke Nukem Forever was announced, the fastest processor available to consumers was a 233Mhz Pentium. Since then the clock speed of consumer processors has increased over 16 times (32 times counting dual cores), and the fabrication process has decreased from 250nm to 65nm.
        * In October of 2001, Apple announced the iPod and Slashdot dismissed it as an immediate failure. Since then there have been 5 generations of iPods, as well as the iPod Mini, iPod Shuffle, and iPod Nano with 42 million iPods sold worldwide as of 1/06.
        * Steve Jobs was still running NeXT when Duke Nukem Forever was announced.
        * Every peer to peer file sharing program including Napster was developed.
        * In April of 1997, Google, eBay, and the term "weblog" didn't exist.
        * Linux gained at least 10 times the popularity it had while its kernel tripled in size.
        * Mac OS switched to UNIX and became the most highly regarded general purpose operating system on the market among the computing press.
        * Microsoft released 5 consumer-oriented versions of Windows and might release Vista before Duke Nukem Forever hits shelves.
        * Netscape Navigator 4 was released, Microsoft Internet Explorer destroyed it. Netscape 6 released on an entirely different rendering platform, Netscape dies, Mozilla foundation rises. Open-source Mozilla browsers become popular and force Microsoft to start working on new version of Internet Explorer.
        * Valve releases Steam and sets a new standard in digital software distribution.
        * MySpace has gone from beta to the largest social-networking site in the world (and the fourth most popular English language website).

Disasters:

        * There have been 125 tropical cyclones. 73 hurricans in the Atlantic, 52 typhoons in the Pacific.
        * There have been over 20 death-toll producing tornado outbreaks in the United States.
        * Over 50 major earthquakes have shaken the world, which have shortened the Earth day by 2.68 microseconds.

Economy:

        * Adjusted for inflation, the average price of gas in the United States has doubled.
        * The Euro was introduced as a new European currency.
        * Enron has filed for bankruptcy and folded. Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling have been arrested on fraud charges and subsequently indicted and convicted. In addition, they will most likely be sentenced before Forever is released.

Movies that were filmed, released in theatres, and have made it to DVD:

        * All three Star Wars prequels.
        * The entire Lord of the Rings trilogy, with extended editions.
        * Every Pixar movie aside from Toy Story.
        * Three (possibly four) James Bond films.
        * Every movie, animation, and video game from The Matrix series.
        * Every Marvel comics movie released.
        * Each predictable twist ending of every movie by M. Night Shyamalan.

Pop Culture:

        * Britney Spears' entire musical career as a pop star has taken place during Duke Nukem Forever's development.
        * Theater box office totals since the announcement are over $2.62 billion.
        * Colin Farrell's entire movie career has also taken place during development.
        * The concept of Bullet Time has been developed, pioneered, and completely run in to the ground.
        * Cellular Phones ownership has become commonplace, whereas in 1997 they were viewed as luxurious expenditures.
        * The entire cult following of Family Guy! Family Guy has debuted on FOX, been cancelled, entered syndication, been released on DVD, redebuted on FOX, and seen the release of a feature film.
        * Six Harry Potter Books have been released, and four films produced.
        * Stephen King has written 16 novels.
        * The first episode of South Park was first aired on August 13, 1997, the same year in which DNF was announced. The show is now in the second half of it's tenth season, with 'Tsst' being the 146 episode shown.
        * King of the Hill first aired on January 12 of the same year, around the same time prototype work was being done in the Quake Engine for DNF. It recently finished it's tenth season, with 201 episodes.
        * The episode count of 'The Simpsons' has more then doubled since DNFs announcement. Season 8, episode 23 was the 176th episode, and aired on May fourth, 1997. The 352nd episode aired on May 1st, 2005.
        * Twelve seasons of Survivor. The Thirtenth comes this fall.
        * The ending of Star Trek shows Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and the beginning and ending of Enterprise, plus the films First Contact, Insurrection and Nemesis.
        * Joss Whedon showed us that he truly is our master with every Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Angel, and Firefly episode. (Oh, and the movie Serenity.)

Science & Technology:

        * The Voyager 1 spacecraft has travelled 8.8 billion miles from Earth.
        * The two Mars rovers, Spirit and Opportunity were proposed, authorized, announced, designed, launched and successfully landed upon Mars where they have been exploring the surface for over 2.5 years.
        * NASA's Deep Impact program also went full circle.
        * The International Space Station was assembled and has been orbiting Earth for over 8 years.
        * NASA has launched 30 manned space shuttle missions, Russia has launched 17.
        * The Airbus A380 "Super Jumbo" plane was designed, built, tested, and delivered to airlines.
        * Tier One developed, built, tested, and launched SpaceShipOne- winning the Ansari X-Prize for being the first non-government organization to launch a reusable manned spacecraft into space twice within two weeks.
        * In 1997 there were only 50 million US cell phone subscribers in the United States. Today there are more than 200 million, which amounts to over 60% of the population of the USA.
        * The U.S.S. Ronald Reagan (the largest nuclear-powered aircraft carrier in the world) was in contract, built, launched, comissioned, and began active duty.
        * Costa Concordia, the biggest Italian cruise liner was designed, built and delivered by the Fincantieri shipyards, in Italy.
        * The Space Shuttle Columbia burnt up during re-entry, the entire Space Shuttle program went through a safety overhaul, and the Shuttle returned to flight.

Sports

        * Since the announcement of Duke Nukem Forever, the single season home run record has been broken. Twice.
        * The Red Sox broke their curse by finally winning the world series.
        * Two of the greatest NBA Dynasties in history have reigned and ended: The incredible 1990s Chicago Bulls dynasty were still unmatched in '97 and disbanded after the '98 finals. The Los Angeles Lakers acquired Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal in '97 and Phil Jackson in '99, effectively becoming the greatest team in the NBA at the time with another landmark dynasty that lasted from 2000-2002. The Lakers disbanded after losing the finals to the Pistons in 2004.
        * There have been five Olympic Games (three winter, two summer).
        * Lance Armstrong won the Tour de France 7 consecutive years.
        * The World Wrestling Federation has changed its name to World Wrestling Entertainment and bought its two main competitors, WCW and ECW, relaunching ECW, and facing new competition from TNA.
        * The Cubs have lost 798 games since April '97.
        * St. Louis Cardinals moved from Busch Stadium to new Busch stadium.
        * Philidelphia Phillies moved from Veterans Stadium to Citizens Bank Ballpark.
        * The Houston Astros moved from the Astrodome to Enron Field (Now Minute-Maid Park).
        * The Cincinnati Reds moved from Cinergy Field to Great American Ballpark.
        * The Milwaukee Brewers moved from County Stadium to Miller Park.
        * The San Diego Padres moved from Qualcomm stadium to Petco Park.
        * The Pittsburgh Pirates moved from Three-River Stadium to PNC Park.
        * The Detroit Tigers moved from Tiger Stadium to Comerica Park.
        * The Seattle Mariners moved from The Kingdome to Safeco Field.
        * The Montreal Expos are now the Washington Nationals.
        * The Arizona Diamondbacks and Tampa Bay Devil Rays were formed.
        * The Cleveland Browns turned into the Baltimore Ravens.
        * A new Cleveland Browns team was formed and moved into a new stadium.
        * The Cincinnati Bengals moved from Cinergy Field to Paul Brown Stadium.
        * The New England Patriots moved from Foxboro Stadium to Gillete Stadium.
        * The Tennessee Titans moved into The Coliseum after 3 years at a college football stadium.
        * The Pittsburgh Steelers moved from Three-Rivers Stadium to Heinz Field.
        * The Denver Broncos moved from Mile High Stadium to Invesco Field.
        * The Washington Redskins moved from RFK Stadium to FedEx Field.
        * The Phildelphia Eagles moved from Veterans Stadium to Lincoln Financial Field.
        * The Tampa Bay Buccaneers moved from Houlihan Stadium to Raymond James Stadium.
        * The Detroit Lions moved from the Silverdome to Ford Field.
        * The Seattle Seahawks moved from the Kingdome to Qwest Field.
        * Brette Farve has passed for 34,891yards while the careers of Ryan Leaf and Cade McNown began, sucked, and ended.

United States Politics:

        * The Identity of Deep Throat has been revealed.
        * 40 new members have been elected to the Senate.
        * The national debt has increased by over 3 trillion dollars.
        * The national minimum wage has remained $5.15.
        * Bill Clinton finished his presidential term, George W. Bush was elected and re-elected.

World Events:

        * 4 nations have acquired nuclear weapons technology.
        * 19 wars have begun.
        * 5 wars have ended.
        * Approximately 509,373,306 people have died and 661,373,082 have been born.
        * There have been 7 total solar eclipses and 8 total lunar eclipses.
        * The United Kingdom handed sovereignty of Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China.

Things that have taken less time than Duke Nukem Forever's Development:
Pop Culture:

        * The Beatles formed, released every single one of their albums and broke up. During this time they also toured the world several times.
        * Led Zeppelin released 7 albums, 9 singles, and toured around the world, crossing international borders 27 times (not counting mainland Europe.)

Science & Technology:

        * The Wright brothers designed and flew the first airplane.
        * The theory of General Relativity.
        * The United States' entire program to put a man on the moon, from Kennedy's challenge to the landing.

Wars:

        * The American War for Independence
        * The United States Civil War
        * World War I
        * World War II and the entire Manhattan Project.
        * The United State's involvement in the Vietnam War.

..regardless, I'm still eagerly waiting the release :(
 
Haha, good find. At this point there's really nothing he could do except for what he did.
 
Tell me one game that is over 20 years old that is still be published? Much less for something even remotely close to full price, or even something close to a "discount" price of $20. After a year, maybe 2, for most games its clearance price, less than $10, just to get rid of it already. Its no longer being published. This means games have a very, very narrow window of opportunity to make money.

I'm sure you don't mean collections BUT I think some games are timeless regardless of graphics. Otherwise atari and capcom wouldnt have their game collection discs out every year for the handhelds. Eitherway I think it deserves to be mentioned.

There are games out there well over 10 years old that are still being played as well regardless of what new comes out.
Diablo 1 and 2
StarCraft (not 100% sure today but I have seen brand new boxes at brick and mortar stores )
War Craft series ( you can still by the battle chest brand new )
Couter Strike
Tribes 1
Quake 3


My only point is not ALL games have a narrow window to make money in.
 
ok..
I just never seen it that way before. Why would you have to make lol any easier or harder to type in this case? Sorry about going off topic.
 
This comment actually bothered me, and concerns me.

So he is saying any time a game is transfered from one person to another they orginial author should be paid? As much as I hate gamestop they should not have to pay royalites for buying and selling used games.

QFT. The fact that he's so ignorant of the first sale doctrine and the basis of the entire used game/cd/movie industry makes me sick.

I should have to pay IKEA when I sell my old coffee table.

This moron needs to stfu.
 
ok..
I just never seen it that way before. Why would you have to make lol any easier or harder to type in this case? Sorry about going off topic.

its not easier or harder..its saying lol as a word instead of L O L :D
 
This comment actually bothered me, and concerns me.

So he is saying any time a game is transfered from one person to another they orginial author should be paid? As much as I hate gamestop they should not have to pay royalites for buying and selling used games.

What is sad about this is that Gamestop/EB doesn't resell PC titles anymore.

So at the same time publishers are going to consoles because of "piracy" they are moving away from the only medium where they are less likely to lose money to reselling.
 
What is sad about this is that Gamestop/EB doesn't resell PC titles anymore.

So at the same time publishers are going to consoles because of "piracy" they are moving away from the only medium where they are less likely to lose money to reselling.

^^^^Too true... My daughter ONLY buys resells, when she buys a console game at all.. Most console games are a weekend rental for her, at best.. Even the resells she buys get resold after awhile in most cases.. Making it even worse for the devs/pubs and better, of course, for eb/gamestop and the consumers..

OT, I will buy DNF just for the sake of having a copy of the most delayed video game ever made..
 
^^^^Too true... My daughter ONLY buys resells, when she buys a console game at all.. Most console games are a weekend rental for her, at best.. Even the resells she buys get resold after awhile in most cases.. Making it even worse for the devs/pubs and better, of course, for eb/gamestop and the consumers..

OT, I will buy DNF just for the sake of having a copy of the most delayed video game ever made..

The probally dont do resells due to the "Piracy" concerns.

I used to remember 5 or 6 years ago hitting the used PC games every damn weekend. Used to be able to score awsome deals, and a lot of times getting strategy guides with the games dirt cheap.
 
article said:
Scott: I would most love to see a fully 3D, a modern remake of M.U.L.E. (would be a brilliant causal, online game),
m.u.l.e. freaking pwns

i totally wish they'll remake it
 
make a game that is truely good and gamers will never put the thing down.

tetris - still being played today and makes it mark on almost every console.

Starcraft, this is still a SUPER popular game in the asian countries and is still a great game to pick up even now as there are still people on B.Net and probalby will always be people. Same goes with Diablo 2 and probalby Warcraft III
 
Haha... Since the beginning of production I've,

1. Gone through puberty.
2. Saw my first nudey magazine.
3. Gone through the entire school system. (minus 1st grade)
4. Been through 4 computers.
5. Lost my virginity. :eek:
6. Broken 5 bones. (Motorcross, Football, Wrestling)
7. And played through Half-life 2. :rolleyes: Which is a game that proves in itself that the nukem team is completely a cluster f*ck.
 
WHat I dont get is how do they stay funded?

I understand it's gone through different people but man. At what point do they say screw it cut our losses. I can't see anyone making money especially after the time it's taken to get this far......how ever far they really are.
 
I laughed when I saw the comments about possibly bringing the game to various console platforms. IF they ever finish DNF they better just give the console porting job over to another team, otherwise console gamers will have to wait another 10 years... maybe more, because they'll be half done on one console when the next-gen consoles will release. :D
 
This comment actually bothered me, and concerns me.

So he is saying any time a game is transfered from one person to another they orginial author should be paid? As much as I hate gamestop they should not have to pay royalites for buying and selling used games.

Wow, i've never thought of that until I read that quote. That's crazy. They are seriously losing revenue.
 
2 & 5 are the same, and it doesn't count! ;)

DNF better be good. Or heads will roll. I like older games. I like DOSBox just to play a lot of them (Leisure Suit Larry, Day of the Tentacle). Hell, if I could, I would BUY old Commodore 64 games that I used to play all the time. Now, it's just emulators bringing back old memories. I have the disks SOMEWHERE... :)

Haha... Since the beginning of production I've,

1. Gone through puberty.
2. Saw my first nudey magazine.
3. Gone through the entire school system. (minus 1st grade)
4. Been through 4 computers.
5. Lost my virginity. :eek:
6. Broken 5 bones. (Motorcross, Football, Wrestling)
7. And played through Half-life 2. :rolleyes: Which is a game that proves in itself that the nukem team is completely a cluster f*ck.
 
I'd like to point out that NASA has planned, built, launched, flown, and landed a probe on Mars in the time DNF has been in development. Kinda puts things in perspective.
 
I'd like to point out that NASA has planned, built, launched, flown, and landed a probe on Mars in the time DNF has been in development. Kinda puts things in perspective.


But the people at NASA are Rocket Scientists.
 
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