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Mar
27
New Duke Nukem Forever Concept Art
Hot off the press over at http://www.dukenukemforever.com/.
Mar
27
Duke Nukem Forever´s Capture the Babe Mode Angers Fox News & Like-minded Lesbians
In the South Park sense of the word...
A new videogame that requires you to abduct women and give them a "reassuring slap" if they freak out has gamers and women's rights-groups crying foul.
Brace yourself for the awfully sexist world of Duke Nukem Forever.
The game's 1996 precursor Duke Nukem 3D -- which sold 3.5 million copies, made millions for its developers and transformed the entire world of video games -- depicted women as strippers and prostitutes. The new iteration of the game, set for release this spring, takes sexism to a new level -- starting with Duke receiving implied oral sex from twins in school uniforms.
"It was offensive then and it's even more offensive now," Jamia Wilson, vice president of the Women's Media Center, told FoxNews.com. "These depictions of women are extremely harmful, especially to young women," she added.
Brace yourself for the awfully sexist world of Duke Nukem Forever.
The game's 1996 precursor Duke Nukem 3D -- which sold 3.5 million copies, made millions for its developers and transformed the entire world of video games -- depicted women as strippers and prostitutes. The new iteration of the game, set for release this spring, takes sexism to a new level -- starting with Duke receiving implied oral sex from twins in school uniforms.
"It was offensive then and it's even more offensive now," Jamia Wilson, vice president of the Women's Media Center, told FoxNews.com. "These depictions of women are extremely harmful, especially to young women," she added.
Of course, this was all brought to light when we published these scans, leading to over 500 big sites, including Slashdot, DailyTech, RockPaperShotgun, Arst Technica, and TomsHardware to be so gracious as to link to us. Yes, we have a large dick of an ego and we're not afraid to wave it around. Come get some.
Mar
25
Randy Pitchford Explains Duke Nukem Forever Delay
...on the Gearbox forums:
When we announced May, we believed it and we felt that our fans, who have been waiting so long for this game, deserved to know what we believed. After all - by the time we announced the launch date (in January), we had gone many months since we first announced the return of Duke at PAX Prime in August of 2010. During that time, the sentiment among the most loyal fans was that we OWED them information.
I didn't want to do the "when it's done" thing. I think that would've been worse - more as if we were toying with fans. Certainly we must have *some* idea! That's what the sentiment would've been if we said "when it's done" and it would've been true.
We had some idea. In fact, we felt very confident that May was the time.
But the problem with these projects is that there is a lot of uncertainty in the tasks and challenges where the solutions aren't already known and the time it takes to implement the solutions that are known is also not known.
I didn't want to do the "when it's done" thing. I think that would've been worse - more as if we were toying with fans. Certainly we must have *some* idea! That's what the sentiment would've been if we said "when it's done" and it would've been true.
We had some idea. In fact, we felt very confident that May was the time.
But the problem with these projects is that there is a lot of uncertainty in the tasks and challenges where the solutions aren't already known and the time it takes to implement the solutions that are known is also not known.
The above is a shortened version of the post. Click the link above for the entire thing.
In the meantime, Randy is answering fan questions on his Twitter.
Mar
23
Duke Nukem: Critical Mass Official Release Date Announced
Category: Console Duke
by Green, on Wed Mar 23 2011, 09:24PMHail to the King, Baby!
Duke is back and he’s ready to rock ’n’ roll
on your Nintendo DS™ in April 19. 2011 (US/CA)!
Apogee Software today revealed the European release date for Duke Nukem’s return to the gaming world on Nintendo DS. Duke Nukem: Critical Mass™ will be released on April 08, 2011 in European markets. Duke is back and he’s ready to rock ’n’ roll
on your Nintendo DS™ in April 19. 2011 (US/CA)!
For the first time ever, Duke Nukem explodes onto the Nintendo DS! Duke is in the future, a future of total chaos, and you can help Duke defeat the hoards of aliens standing in his way with five different gameplay modes, five dynamically selectable levels, two player co-op, three hundred voiceovers, ten hours of game play, eight high-quality ego pumping songs and tons of weapons so Duke can find out who’s in charge and kick their ass! Duke Nukem: Critical Mass™ is sure to offer a load of entertainment and replay value!
Source: Apogee Software
Mar
10
Duke at Spring Break
The Babes of Duke Nukem Forever want to party with you at Spring Break. Come get your picture taken with the babes of DNF, grab some swag and party like the King. And, don't miss Duke's favorite spring break event- The Booty Shake Contest in Panama City.
Duke's Booty Shake Contest:
Panama City, March 11 – 24, 3 PM daily
The Babe's of Duke Tour Schedule
Look for Duke's hummers and his babes every afternoon and evening in the following cities.
East Coast
Duke's Booty Shake Contest:
Panama City, March 11 – 24, 3 PM daily
The Babe's of Duke Tour Schedule
Look for Duke's hummers and his babes every afternoon and evening in the following cities.
East Coast
- New Orleans, LA – March 5, 2011 – March 8, 2011
- Panama City Beach, FL -- March 11 – March 17
- Daytona, FL – March 19
- Las Vegas, NV – March 6 – March 9
- South Padre Island, TX – March 13 – March 16
- Lake Havasu, AZ – March 20 – March 23