Zero Punctuation Review: Duke Nukem Forever
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Best. (P)review. Ever!
Hell, I remember Prey being first demoed back in 1997 and at least even that eventually made it to release.
For those who dont get the John Romero reference, or already forgot about that abomination on its own http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daikatana
Now if Valve would hopefully not pull the same thing in regards to Episode Three...
thanks.
Really. There are plenty of things that I don't like that others do, and this isn't even a case whereby you can go 'I'm pissed off that a large, large portion of people are entertained by such utter, utter rubbish (read Brittany Spears or Pussycat Dolls, or Bill O'Reilly), this is a niche thing. Plenty of us enjoy it, if you don't... bloody hell, what's there to get shitty about.
I think you need a long session lying down on a couch talking about some childhood experience with hats or English people, or those living in Brisbane or something... really. Man, I can fully understand the 'man, I've kinda got sick of these now, I'll stop watching them'. But to decide to come on here and go on a little rant?
I think you do have something deep-rooted... and it's not a potato.
Everyone knows you need the central mythical figure to die and become a martyr to get some real long term worshipping going.
For a game company that took that long to develop one game, they get what they deserved. Exactly as he said in the video... other and better games came out in the time they sat around twiddling thumbs 90% of the time and my attention was diverted elsewhere.
Hell, I remember Prey being first demoed back in 1997 and at least even that eventually made it to release.
For those who dont get the John Romero reference, or already forgot about that abomination on its own http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daikatana
Now if Valve would hopefully not pull the same thing in regards to Episode Three...
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TF2.
Development was started to bring the sequel to a QUAKE mod into the 21st century over 8 years ago and it still came out.
Other games with massive development time.
TF2.
Development was started to bring the sequel to a QUAKE mod into the 21st century over 8 years ago and it still came out.
True, but I don't know if it was one continuous development. I suspect there was a shut down and then reboot around 2005 or so. The game we got, wonderful as it is, isn't anything like the stuff they were demoing back in two thousand naught. That was more like what BF2 was to become.
First review of his that I've watched in quite a while. I've been won over once again.