There were only two reasons people cared to begin with: They either liked Duke Nukem 3D because it was an amazing title and you should love it, or they just like gawking at the carnival freak show. When it finally hit, reactions ranged from negative to “I guess it could have been worse.” James Stephanie Sterling ripped the game a new one on release, right here on Destructoid. Every few years, another tease would come out, saying, “no really, prepare your uterus, he’s coming for real this time,” only for 3D Realms to roll over and fall asleep again. It spent 15 years in development hell, becoming legendary for its protracted development time. Hail to the king, baby! For clarity, this kusoge is not the king.ĭoes Duke Nukem Forever really need an introduction? It was announced before I hit puberty.
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