The first sign that this game isn't going to live up to the hype is it's infamous development cycle. That is one of many of the problems that plague this game, which I will get into in more detail. You never get the sense that the levels are grand in scope and clever sophistication. In DNF however, there's very little of that in the game.

That with the exploration of secret rooms and levels with quips to popular culture made the game a classic and more enjoyable. In Duke Nukem 3D, it was straight-up balls-to-the-wall action that never skips a beat even when pummeling pixel aliens and bosses.

While that game does offers some very nice and creative action-set pieces, they are too few and far between. But sadly this is where the game reaches it's peak in awesomeness. From the looks of it, it's a fun game to play and has the attitude and action that made Duke famous since his first 3D outing. After 12 years in development, and a record sum of money that was used in that development process(details of which remain unknown to this day) Duke Nukem Forever has seen the light of day. That is the question that's been on my mind ever since I bought the game from day 1.

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