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I dunno, apparently it's not in the dictionary.
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Yes, and how would you know though? What if the negative responses is only from a minority from the internet which no one will ever take them seriously?
Its a little sad how quickly people are out to bash this game. Let's face it, after 12 years of waiting, people got some pretty lofty and unrealistic expectations, and expected DNF to be the perfect game and expected all those years to be devoted for game material when really most of it resulted in lost material. In truth, people should be happy for the fact 2K and Gearbox actually went out to salvage the game rather than give up on it as so many other developers did before them.
That aside, the game really isn't that bad. Sure, its linear like Half Life 2, and doesn't use keycards like Duke Nukem 3D. Its a new and different approach to the original game formula, and while I probably won't clock in as many hours into DNF as I did with Duke Nukem 3D, I still feel its a decent game and I'm glad to have it as opposed to absolutely nothing at all.
These days, it seems like so many people dwell on the insignificant negatives of every game that gets released. Honestly, the sooner these kinds of people give up on video games entirely, the better. It would save the rest of us who enjoy games for what they are a little sanity.
Honestly, the sooner these kinds of people give up on video games entirely, the better. It would save the rest of us who enjoy games for what they are a little sanity.
We should be happy that we got a below average game instead of not having it at all?In truth, people should be happy for the fact 2K and Gearbox actually went out to salvage the game rather than give up on it as so many other developers did before them.
Except the Half-Life series is known for telling a good story. Duke Nukem is not a story telling type of series, so linear stages were not necessary.Sure, its linear like Half Life 2, and doesn't use keycards like Duke Nukem 3D.
Which more often than not has rarely worked for many franchises when it comes to borrowing other genre's formulas. In fact, Castlevania seems to be the only one that's had any success in completely changing its formula and running with it in multiple titles. Duke Nukem already changed its formula when it made the shift from Duke Nukem II to Duke Nukem 3D. It didn't need another change to "modernize" it.Its a new and different approach to the original game formula
Enjoy having every single game becoming exactly the same, then. I wanted a brand new Duke Nukem that would surpass Duke Nukem 3D. I didn't ask for Gearbox to put Halo in my Duke Nukem.These days, it seems like so many people dwell on the insignificant negatives of every game that gets released. Honestly, the sooner these kinds of people give up on video games entirely, the better. It would save the rest of us who enjoy games for what they are a little sanity.