Love him or hate him, Adam Sessler once more hops on top of his Soapbox to discuss why the Duke Nukem Forever "cancellation" is actually a good thing. Though 3D Realms has apparently shut down, the Duke Nukem Forever game is still in a bit of limbo, but I digress.
What do you think? Is the Duke "cancellation" really a good thing? Would a new Duke floundered in today's market, especially after the media and information we've seen in the past week?
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What do you think? Is the Duke "cancellation" really a good thing? Would a new Duke floundered in today's market, especially after the media and information we've seen in the past week?
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