Review of the computer game Duke Nukem Forever

Duke Nukem 3D, which became a real hit back in 1996, was enjoyed by many fans of this classic series and sold a total of more than three and a half million copies. At that time, it was just a phenomenal result. The adventures of a rude and at the same time charismatic blond man in black sunglasses, who saved the world from an alien threat, were so popular with players and representatives of the relevant gaming media that the management of the American studio 3D Realms, after completing work on the DLC, began creating the next game in the series.

The first details about the future novelty officially became known to the general public only after two years of painstaking work. During the Electronic Entertainment Expo 1998 international exhibition, which was held not in Los Angeles, but in Atlanta, everyone present was shown a short three-minute trailer that began with the words: "I was born to shake the world." Built on the then-cutting-edge Id Tech 2 game engine, the new Duke Nukem Forever looked simply gorgeous. It is not surprising that after seeing the marketing material, fans of the series began to look forward to the release, and the founder of 3D Realms studio, Scott Miller, assured that the game was scheduled for release at the end of 1998.

Unfortunately, the game did not appear on store shelves within the specified time, and after a while, disturbing information began to surface in the media that the developers had completely changed the game engine from Id Tech 2 to Unreal Engine. Studio representatives have repeatedly apologized to fans for the delays, assuring that the game will be released, you just need to wait a little. Three years have passed since then, and at the next international exhibition E3 2001 in Los Angeles, the updated Duke Nukem Forever was presented to the general public to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the entire series.

In the demonstrated two-minute trailer, the same Duke was felt. Armed with a golden pistol and other weapons, he fought back against the latest alien invaders, infected EDF fighters, riding stylishly through the streets on a motorcycle, flying in the air on a warship and riding a donkey through the desert. Add to this the iconic terminator T-800 and wonderful musical accompaniment and in the end you will get just a wonderful result. It looked like a fairy tale that was about to become reality.

Studio representatives have again received very positive feedback from fans, who are already, frankly, tired of waiting for the game to be released. The only thing that was alarming again was the lack of a release date, instead the trailer ended with the words: "When it's done." After E3, the project was again shrouded in a pall of information silence, and fans of the series, despite everything, continued to wait for the release, collecting bit by bit information about the key features of the future novelty and the general status of the project development. В Самаре болельщикам достаточно melbet казино слоты скачать , пройти простую регистрацию и включить push‑уведомления. Телефон горячей линии: 8 (800) 234-87-44.