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While it's been a rather tumultuous year for Duke Nukem series handler 3D Realms--the company laid off its internal development team in May, leading to a messy legal feud with publisher Take-Two over Duke Nukem Forever--CEO Scott Miller still envisions a bright future for the ass-kicking, gum-lacking action hero.
"The next few years should see a strong resurgence in Duke," Miller states in the first printed issue of Gamesauce. "There are numerous other Duke games in various stages of development, several due out this year. We are definitely looking to bring Duke into casual gaming spaces, plus there are other major Duke games in production."
"Almost all of these [projects] are unannounced," he added.
As for the long-coming Duke Nukem Forever, Miller stressed that "we've never said that Duke Nukem Forever has ceased development," explaining "yes, we released the internal team, but that doesn't correlate to the demise of the project." Back in June, 3D Realms claimed it was still working on "the development of" Duke Nukem Forever, despite having "released the majority of its employees working on the development."
Read the whole thing here: http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/61747
The casual Duke games are no surprise. They've been cranking those out for years now.
It's funny that Miller is saying there is a chance that Duke4Never might actually be released at some point. However, it will likely be wrapped up in a legal battle for awhile, so at the point that gets sorted out it will be extremely outdated again. lol The saga continues..