"Comment RE: looking at DNF for narrative depth: "It's like Rolling Stone magazine trying to find a deep meaningful message in a Ke$ha song." "
- Randy Pitchford
They worked 14 years to give us a Ke$ha song.
They filled us with excitement and made us wait 14 years for a Ke$ha song.
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The president of Gearbox Software (who finished DNF).
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Anonymous2011-07-30 19:16
Watching an LP of it right now, and I was right not to buy it. The old Duke would kick the new Duke's ass any day. The new Duke has shrunk from a no-bullshit kind of guy that nuked shit in the name of pussy, to a narcissist with some sort of low self-esteem issue that's all about saving crappy America. The creators pretty much neutered him, but I guess that says a lot about their intended audience for this game: Narcissistic dorks with low self-esteem. Well, at least it's more Duke than no Duke, I guess.
I felt that DNF was an okay game. Nowhere as good as the legendary Duke 3D though.
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Anonymous2011-08-01 9:18
DN3D = Duke is extreme LEFT. (A biker fighting cops, nuking every place he's been in, et.c..)
DNF = Duke is extreme RIGHT. (A national hero HELPING cops, obeying generals and presidents, singing "America, fuck yeah!")
WTF???
I mean I've seen some political George-Lucas-itis before, but this has to be the most extreme case that can ever possibly be.