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Forums - Microsoft - 3D Realms announces "Earth No More" for 360

Legend11 on 19 June 2007

http://www.xboxic.com/news/3088

"When speaking of 3D Realms, most mention Duke Nukem Forever. Sadly, the game isn’t being spoken of here, but a new game has been announced, and Earth No More will be featured in the July issue of Game Informer.

Earth No More will be produced for the PC, the Xbox 360, and the Playstation 3 and is currently slated for 2009 according to the article. There’s plenty of info in this piece about Earth No More, including text, a few screenshots, and interviews with Samuli Syvahuoko from Recoil, as well as Scott Miller & Raphael Von Lierop from 3D Realms.

It can’t be a magazine article about 3D Realms without talking about Duke Nukem Forever.

Finally, you’ll also want to keep your ears open for another big announcement coming soon (which doesn’t have anything to do with DNF)."



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ckmlb on 19 June 2007

They should have canceled the Nukem game ages ago and moved on and saved themselves the mockery and bad press.



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Legend11 on 19 June 2007

Yeah it's hard to believe it's been in development for 10 years now and likely won't be out this year either putting it to at least 11 years...



URNotE on 19 June 2007

why did you name it only coming to the 360 when it clearly says coming to the PC and PS3 as well???



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DKII on 19 June 2007

Nowhere does it say only for 360. This is the MS forum so he said it's for the 360. Which it is.



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Legend11 on 19 June 2007

I guess the "for 360" is unneeded because Xbox 1 games have literally dried up and it has no handheld equivalent to the PSP or DS.

As for the game I guess I probably should have posted it in the general games forum since it's multi-console. Maybe the admins and posters in these forums can come to some kind of consensus about how these things should be handled.



akuma587 on 19 June 2007

I'm not faulting him for the title since it is the Xbox section, but it is a little misleading, as URNotE pointed out. No hard feelings or anything though. I wonder if they ever will actually release Duke Nukem Forever...imagine if you were one of the guys on the development team. They must have developed that thing for so many different sets of specs, if they were developing it at all.



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jlauro on 19 June 2007
akuma587 said:
... I wonder if they ever will actually release Duke Nukem Forever...imagine if you were one of the guys on the development team. They must have developed that thing for so many different sets of specs, if they were developing it at all.

 It will probably come out about the same time as Starcraft II.