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Gearbox Named As Developer For Scrapped ‘Duke Begins’
4:30AM Michael McWhertor | The “well-known developer” behind the recently unearthed Duke Nukem series spin-off Duke Begins has been named in court documents. Borderlands and Brothers In Arms developer Gearbox Software was reportedly tasked with developing the title for Take-Two. More »
Culture
Moto-Neural Demyelination Sufferer Speaks Out
3:30PM Luke Plunkett
This is Gene Simpkins. Every day is a struggle for Gene, because he is one of only a handful of people in the world suffering from Moto-Neural Demyelination. Otherwise known as Duke Nukem’s Disease. More »
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Duke Nukem Forever Still In Development
9:30PM Luke Plunkett | Getting slightly sick of all this to-and-fro myself, but if you’re still hanging on the development status of Duke Nukem Forever, developers 3D Realms claim the game is still being worked on. More »
Culture
1:20AM Mike Fahey | Duke Nukem Forever might be no more, but the Duke can live on through you, as Apogee and Deep Silver take the search for the next live-action Duke Nukem online. More »
Become The Next Duke Nukem
1:20AM Mike Fahey | Duke Nukem Forever might be no more, but the Duke can live on through you, as Apogee and Deep Silver take the search for the next live-action Duke Nukem online. More » 
Voice Actors Leave Voice Mail
9:00AM Owen Good | A friend of mine once interviewed the late Don LaFontaine — the “Voice of God” for zillions of film trailers — and on request Don left him a splendid in-character voicemail. More »
Max Payne Producer Working with 3D Realms on Duke Nukem Movie
6:00AM Kotaku US Edition | By: John Gaudiosi LOS ANGELES, CA–A pair of new console games isn’t the only thing cooking for the classic 3D shooter franchise, Duke Nukem. Hollywood producer Scott Faye, who’s readying Max Payne for its October 17th release, is working with 3D Realms’ Scott Miller on a Duke Nukem movie. “I’m working diligently at making a Duke Nukem movie scenario that will live up to the character and its import in the videogame world,” said Faye. “As is the case with all of my game adaptations, I’d rather not make the movie than make a poor adaptation.” Faye stuck with that strategy with Max Payne – a game he first saw at E3 in Atlanta and made a verbal commitment to Miller to one day bring it to the big screen. Over 10 years and a couple movie studios later, the movie is hitting theatres with Mark Wahlberg in the starring role. “With the two new games coming out based on Duke Nukem, I’m working at establishing a Duke film scenario that will compel a studio to finance a feature version,” said Faye. “Certainly, there’s a large audience that knows and loves this character.” More »
