Duke Nukem Forever demo arrives for 'First Access Club' on June 3
Duke Nukem Forever demo launches on June 3 for "First Access Club" members. It's really happening, Duke Nukem Forever is actually coming out.
[Update] - Gearbox has confirmed the "First Access" demo will be available across all three platforms. A demo date for non-FAC members was not clarified.
[Original Story] - 2K Games and Gearbox Software have just announced that "First Access Club" members will be able to download a Duke Nukem Forever demo on June 3. "First Access" is granted by either pre-ordering Duke Nukem Forever or currently owning (and registering) the Game of the Year Edition of Borderlands.
Platforms for the demo were not specified in a new video featuring Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford. The Friday release does go against Sony's typical release schedule for PSN content; however, earlier today Sony stated it would release multiple weekly updates to its store when it comes back online to catch up to missed content.
Pitchford's announcement also neglects to mention when non-First Access members will get a chance to step into Duke's shoes. Shacknews has contacted Gearbox for clarification, but has yet to hear back by the time of publishing.
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Duke Nukem Forever demo launches on June 3 for "First Access Club" members. It's really happening, Duke Nukem Forever is actually coming out.-
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you must work for them. who the fuck would use that shitty, low res, no options service with limited multiplayer population?
the entire reason for cloud GPU computing would be to offload the workload elsewhere allowing for things like high res and maxed out settings.... if onlive only offers low res AND pixelated codec video coupled with the lowest settings possible (go ahead and check assassins creed etc) what the fuck is the difference between what they offer and what some five year old system offers? nothing. infact the older system gets a larger multiplayer base to play with, the rest of the world.
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I think it is safe to safe thanks to people like Randy Pitchford and Cliff Bleszinski we are starting to see frontmen for the games industry emerge. It is nice to see the industry has started to produce these types of strong personalities that can help carry the gamng to the mainstream. With people finally starting to take notice of games in mainstream media guys like this can help to usher gaming into a mainstream acceptance it has had before. These are the guys that can geek out when they are with fans and can speak articulately when speaking about the industry to people who may know less about games. I for one am excited by people like this.
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That's exactly why they are needed. The industry needs smart articulate people in front of big games and franchises to help the industry grow. I met Pitchford breifly at PAX and he has a great presence, I think they are the people who can help push games in the right direction on the eyes of the public.
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Not that i disagree, but i find it interesting that for years and years gamers have been desperate for acceptance, for some recognition from the mainstream. As soon as it happens they begin to bemoan how the mainstream is robbing their hobby of all its eccentricities and 'core' elements.
What did you guys think would happen? That the mainstream would want to play Baldurs Gate 2? Oh dear.
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