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Earlier this month, we shared a story about the 2001 version of Duke Nukem Forever. As we reported, Frederik Schreiber, VP at 3DRealms, claimed that this unreleased version was almost 90% complete and feature a different tone and atmosphere than the game we received in 2011. And during the latest episode of the Nerdvana Live Show, Randy Pitchford gave an update on Duke Nukem Forever 2001.
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As Randy Pitchford said, Take-Two has all the IP rights for Duke Nukem Forever. And while Gearbox was able to acquire a license that allows it now to release Duke Nukem Forever (think of it as a sub-license), it does not have any license that will allow it to release legacy stuff for free.
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Pitchford claimed that Gearbox is working on that (acquiring that license), though he claimed that Gearbox will most likely include the 2001 build in a new package for Duke Nukem Forever (meaning that it will not be available for free to all previous owners of the game).
As Randy Pitchford put it:
'I think the way to do it is to have a new package with things like Forever and all the old Megaton stuff and maybe the 20th anniversary… basically everything we can get together and then have the old DNF stuff as sort of this free giveaway, this free bonus that you can have access to. That's right now the easiest legal path to do this.'
Pitchford also commented on the content of the Duke Nukem Forever 2001 build, claiming that people will be disappointed with what they see there.
'I was the same with anybody else when I saw the trailers in 1999 and the trailers in 2001 and I thought 'That looks awesome. I want that.' The actual people that worked on this stuff they did some great work but they never… there was no game. Right? So if you have in your mind that there's a game that you can play, you will be disappointed. What you'll have are little vignettes/snippets, incomplete pieces of stuff.'
Pitchford concluded that the 90% claim was inaccurate (he joked that maybe 9% was actually complete), that there is no game in the 2001 build and that gamers should temper their expectations if this build ever sees the light of day. Touch forms pro 7 1 download free.
But there you have it, we may see and play the 2001 build of Duke Nukem Forever in a future package of Duke Nukem.
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Duke Nukem Forever was a huge disappointment for a lot of Duke Nukem fans. However, there was a version that impressed everyone back in 2001. That version of Duke Nukem Forever was powered by Unreal Engine and was meant to be a more serious/dark game. And according to Frederik Schreiber, VP at 3DRealms, that version is 90% complete.
As Frederik Schreiber claimed, this 2001 version packs 14-16 hours of gameplay and it played partly as an RPG in terms of goals. Players basically had Mission Objectives on their HUD and they could activate them, like quests. Furthermore, you also had an inventory with ID badges, keycards, etc.
In Duke Nukem Forever 2001, players meet and save NPCs, solve puzzles, and try and solve the mystery of what's going on. Then they meet the infected EDF who's attacking them and the story evolves from there.
Schreiber re-confirmed how dark that version was – at least for 2001 standards. There are scenes with lights going out, flickering in the distance, monster closets, screams in the distance. The game is also said to be very cinematic with rain for the most part and lightning strikes in the distance.
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Duke Nukem Forever 2001 featured 25-ish levels in single-player and 12 levels in multiplayer (with most of them pretty much done).
Play intrusion 2 hacked full version. In order to prove his claims, Schreiber released the following screenshot of the directory of one of the builds.
According to Schreiber, the new renderer that 3D Realms implemented in 2002 resulted in ‘all the levels turning black and textures having to be recreated with normal maps.' Those Unreal Engine levels were created with static lighting in mind and everything simply fell apart. As such, 3D Realms decided to scrap its previous work – once again as it did the very same thing with the Quake 2 version of Duke Nukem Forever – and start from the beginning.
Now what's interesting here is that 3D Realms would like to release this 2001 version of Duke Nukem Forever, however, it appears that this may never happen due to licensing issues. Currently, Gearbox owns the rights of the Duke Nukem IP and in a Twitter exchange with Randy Pitchford back in April 2017, the CEO of Gearbox claimed that they could offer a license to 3D Realms, however, nothing has happened since then.
The ball is in your court. Let's be professional about it – Duke needs and deserves a hit.
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— Frederik Schreiber (@Freschism) April 13, 2017
Cannot fund you, you know that – not our business. Happy for you to have best-in-class license deal. Leap 3 8 3 – comprehensive file management application pdf. Make proposal to Steve. Not my court.
— Randy Pitchford (@DuvalMagic) April 13, 2017
Activedock 1 1 6. What's really baffling here is that Devolver Digital did release for free some older alpha and beta versions of the classic Shadow Warrior that were sent to them by 3D Realms. Apparently, 3D Realms is not willing to pay for a license for Duke Nukem Forever or it simply cannot secure funds so it can finish it?
Sent @devolverdigital a few old @ShadowWarrior Alphas, alongside a ton of old concept art, ads, assets, etc. Thanks for releasing this guys! Iskysoft phone transfer 1 5 2. pic.twitter.com/TB2GDgp5M3
— Frederik Schreiber (@Freschism) May 19, 2017
Schreiber also claimed that he has 6 builds of Prey from 1995 to 1998, though – and contrary to Shadow Warrior – these builds have never seen the light of day.
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I've ensured preservation. I have around 6 builds of Prey (from 1995 to 1998). All working nicely, as part of our old archives.
— Frederik Schreiber (@Freschism) October 24, 2017
Kudos to our reader ‘James Fowler' for providing us the information.
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John is the founder and Editor in Chief at DSOGaming. He is a PC gaming fan and highly supports the modding and indie communities.Before creating DSOGaming, John worked on numerous gaming websites. While he is a die-hard PC gamer, his gaming roots can be found on consoles. John loved - and still does - the 16-bit consoles, and considers SNES to be one of the best consoles. Still, the PC platform won him over consoles. That was mainly due to 3DFX and its iconic dedicated 3D accelerator graphics card, Voodoo 2. John has also written a higher degree thesis on the 'The Evolution of PC graphics cards.' Contact: Email
