Duke Nukem Forever ‘Babes Trailer’ says it all

For those of you who have been waiting for Duke Nukem Forever (it must feel like forever, right?), the wait is nearly over!

All right, mother-nukers, Duke Nukem’s soon to blast and wisecrack his way back into the hearts and minds of both the old and a new generation with two radioactively tasty treats: the loooong-awaited sequel that is Duke Nukem Forever and Duke Nukem Next-Gen: a redux of the 1996 Duke Nukem 3D. Go get some!

The Duke is back, the former vapourware king Duke Nukem Forever has release dates, cover art work and now a rating in Australia, a land notorious for allowing only edited questionable content onto store shelves.  And for content, it doesn’t come more questionable than the Duke.

Long was it an industry joke, the game continuously announced for release over the course of a decade or more.  Then Gearbox and 2K Games stepped in to resurrect Duke Nukem Forever.  We even got to play it a bit, and actually settle on a release date in early May, seems we didn’t really settle on a release date.

I’ve been talking about Duke Nukem Forever on this blog for, well, forever. But it’s coming right? May 3rd right?Wrong!

Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition will be coming to Linux.

The collection includes first-person shooter Duke Nukem 3D and three expansion packs – Duke Caribbean: Life's a Beach, Duke: Nuclear Winter, and Duke It Out in D.C.

Have your say on Duke Nukem Forever.

Lifted straight from the dusty-with-age “I’ll believe it when I see it” folder comes news of the impending release of a Duke Nukem Forever demo for Xbox, PS3 and PC.  Those brave souls who pre-ordered the game will get first access.

Come get some!  The Duke is back and the Balls of Steel Edition of Duke Nukem Forever is packed full of decadent goodies, including a bust and all the double entendres that entails.