Duke Nukem Forever – without drawing on cliche, it truly was a game that divided audiences. Everyone pretty much agreed on the fact that the game itself wasn’t exactly ‘good’, but the disagreements reigned over whether it really mattered? There were those that were happy to play despite the fact it was a little rough around the edges, and those that weren’t.
Nyan Cat, which is either the best or worst thing to happen to the internet in 2011, is certainly the best thing to happen to Duke Nukem Forever in this clip from the game’s opening stage.
In the past couple of years, Take Two has been one of the most successful publishers, and despite lacklustre reviews and poor word of mouth, Duke Nukem Forever, we suspect, has still sold well. But according to analyst firm Wedbush Morgan, it may not have sold anywhere close to what was initially expected.
There’s been a lot of talk lately about the content of Duke Nukem Forever in comparison to Duke Nukem 3D and if it’s really all that different… or worse.
There’s been a lot said about Duke Nukem Forever, not much of it good.
I played Duke Nukem Forever by myself. Couldn’t stand it. Maybe I should have had some beers and played it with a friend instead. Seems like a lot more fun!
Judge a small portion of Duke Nukem Forever for yourself. The game’s demo has been widely released on Xbox Live Marketplace and Steam, with a PS3 version due “ASAP”. Read Kotaku’s take to see if Duke’s worth the bandwidth.
