Sentences with phrase «nukem begins»

So why not start with the already begun Duke Nukem Begins?

The October 2011 issue of Official Xbox Magazine (via CVG) is spreading the rumor that Fable IV and Duke Nukem Begins are in the works at, respectively, Lionhead and Gearbox.

Duke Nukem began as a very simple 2D side - scroller, notable mostly for oddities like the main character wearing pink and just wanting to save the world so that he could get back to watching Oprah, but nevertheless blossomed into Duke Nukem 3D before publicly wilting into Duke Nukem Forever.

Not exact matches

Duke Nukem still has no writers or director attached to the project, but Paramount said in January that the search was to begin soon.

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I'm beginning to think that the name Duke Nukem Forever is less a play on its exorbitantly long development cycle, but rather a testament to its title character.

He was also asked if DNF will be a one - off, and he left us with the thought that this is a franchise he will definitely be keeping alive, so Duke Nukem Forever is just the beginning.

But the game, then known as Duke Begins, was first revealed in a court filing when Duke Nukem Forever developer 3D Realms sued Take - Two.

Duke Nukem Forever is the result of what first began as perfectionism that slowly snowballed into mismanagement.

The game begins with essentially a redone version of one of the most memorable bosses of Duke Nukem 3D — a cyclops on a football field.

Work began on this game in 1996, shortly after the mega blockbuster that was Duke Nukem 3D.

It wasn't until last week that every game site began doing an about - face and decided that Duke Nukem Forever suddenly wasn't that good of a thing, game or otherwise.

In August of 2010, rumours began circulating that Gearbox Software, the developers of Borderlands, were picking up where 3D Realms left off and that Duke Nukem Forever may actually be resurrected, with a demo as early as the fourth quarter of this year.

His passion for games began with his first PC, and almost immediately, he started creating games, beginning with basic Warcraft and SimCity scenarios, then moving to single - player levels for Duke Nukem 3D, and eventually making multi-player maps for Counter-Strike.

This week, Duke Nukem Forever is the king, with L.A. Noire still holding in there at number 2, inFAMOUS begins in the top 5, while Red Faction begins in the top 10, Portal 2 is clutching onto the number 10, Wii Sports Resort is beginning to lag, Hunted: The Demon's Forge hasn't attracted that big of an audience, and is this the end for Wii Fit Plus

I used a Cartesian plane system to map the whole game, from then on, we began to applying textures and strategies of Duke Nukem 3D.

Gearbox was outed as the developer of the apparently scrapped Duke Nukem spin - off Duke Begins earlier this year.

St John's career began in 1996 with Duke Nukem 3D and continued all the way through to 2011's Duke Nukem Forever.