About 14 years ago, I was 14 years younger and I remember being blown away by Duke Nukem Forever's E3 trailer. Little did I know I would talk about the game's final release on a website dedicated to video games in 2011. As you will see, Duke shows his age, both graphically and when it comes to level design. Still, the game is a good laugh, but you have to accept a huge leap in time, which very few people will be ready to in my humble opinion. The console version suffers from many slowdowns and awfully long loading times, but things are smoother and faster on PC. The videos are from the PC version in 1080p and 30 fps but the game obviously runs at 60 fps.
Update: Two gameplay videos added.
Update 2: Last video added, so you can see Duke's legendary finesse.

Duke Nukem Forever will finally be released next week but today those who pre-ordered the game can have access to an exclusive demo. Well, not that exclusive actually since it's the same old one we have all been seeing for a while. Still, here is the first part of the 360 demo, with its choppy framerate, aliasing, poor textures and 40 second long loading screens. Yes, it does not look pretty considering today's standards, but, hey, it's Duke and he does not give a f*ck. More to come, including videos from the PC demo.
Update: Last part of the 360 demo video is up.
Update 2: First part of the PC version added, 1080p, it's aliased, but AA was activated...
Update 3: Second and third parts of the PC version are up.

It seems unreal but it's true Duke Nukem Forever will be out in a few days, while you wait to play as the ass-kicking King here is its launch trailer.

It's quite hard to believe, but it's now official: Duke Nukem Forever has gone gold! Here are an image announcing it and the press release.

2K Games sent us the second part of the behind the scenes dedicated to the Duke Nukem series. Dukem Nukem Forever will drop in a month.

2K Games has released these Multiplayer Screenshots for Duke Nukem Forever. The latest first-person shooter developed by Gearbox Software will be available next month on PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.

As incredible as it may sound, Duke Nukem Forever will be available in about a month. Today we are presented with the shrinker, one of the famous weapons of Duke's arsenal.

All hail to the King Duke Nukem Forever in its uncensored glory with this new trailer. Game's out on June 10 in Europe and four days later in North America.

Here is the second part of the What Would Duke Do? series dedicated to the babes. Duke Nukem Forever will be in stores on June 10 in Europe and four days later in North America.

2K Games sent us this behind the scenes video dealing with the previous Duke Nukem games. The alien ass-kicker will return in Duke Nukem Forever in early June.