![]() Currently, Gearbox owns the rights of the Duke Nukem IP and in a Twitter exchange with Randy Pitchford back in April 2017, the CEO of Gearbox claimed that they could offer a license to 3D Realms, however, nothing has happened since then. Now what’s interesting here is that 3D Realms would like to release this 2001 version of Duke Nukem Forever, however, it appears that this may never happen due to licensing issues. As such, 3D Realms decided to scrap its previous work – once again as it did the very same thing with the Quake 2 version of Duke Nukem Forever – and start from the beginning. In order to prove his claims, Schreiber released the following screenshot of the directory of one of the builds.Īccording to Schreiber, the new renderer that 3D Realms implemented in 2002 resulted in ‘ all the levels turning black and textures having to be recreated with normal maps.’ Those Unreal Engine levels were created with static lighting in mind and everything simply fell apart. there’s also a subway in vegas you can take to visit different districts in the city.ĭuke Nukem Forever 2001 featured 25-ish levels in single-player and 12 levels in multiplayer (with most of them pretty much done). But you get these missions from NPCs and then solve them (a bit like deus ex)
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