Duke Nukem Forever Creator Will Take Your Questions Now, No Matter How Stupid
By Dr. Evelyn Reed | January 01, 0001 | 7 min read
George Broussard, main man at the house the Duke Nukem built—and eventually demolished—3DRealms, is giving his dedicated followers and detractors an open forum in which to ask H25 com สล็อต him almost anything, like “Will Duke Nukem Forever ever see the light of day?”(new Image()).src 
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But Broussard has plenty to say on other topics. For one, he’d love to make a sequel to Shadow Warrior, given the interest from the right parties. And, you know, ample development time. On another, his 
favorite Duke game not created in-house at 3D Realms? Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project. George is also somewhat of an RPG fan it turns out, favoring the w69 slot Diablo and Oblivion brand of role-playing game. His greatest RPG wish? “I would LOVE to see u31.com เข้าสู่ระบบ EA pull its head out 
of its ass and resurrect the Ultima ip (which is one of the best known brands in gaming) and tackle a next-gen, full-sized, epic, Ultima game.” Broussard is taking your questions at Formspring, but who knows for how long. George Broussard [Formspring]