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  Take-Two, 3D Realms Drop Duke Nukem Forever Suits
by Chris Remo [PC, Console/PC]
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June 11, 2010
 
Take-Two, 3D Realms Drop  Duke Nukem Forever  Suits

Publisher Take-Two Interactive and developer 3D Realms have apparently settled out of court the pending lawsuit and countersuit that stemmed from disagreements about the development of multiple Duke Nukem games, including long-delayed Duke Nukem Forever.

In a short document filed in a New York district court, the two companies mutually dismissed the suits with prejudice, barring them from ever filing further suits on the same claims.

"Each party is to bear its own portion of the costs of this litigation, and each party further agrees not to seek any costs or sanctions," it reads.

Last May, Take-Two sued Apogee Software (the legal name of 3D Realms) for breach of contract after the Texas-based developer laid off most of its staff and said it was halting Duke Nukem Forever productions.

The following month, 3D Realms/Apogee filed suit against Take-Two and subsidiary 2K Games, which had an agreement to publish Duke Nukem Forever, claiming that 2K did not fulfill its contractual duties to develop a separate game game, Duke Begins.

3D Realms also said it had continued to work on Duke Nukem Forever in a significantly reduced capacity. It is not clear if the game remains under any level of active development.
 
   
 
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Janne Haffer
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Only reasonable thing now would be respawn studios are taking over and finishing dnf

Maurício Gomes
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Actually, watching the leaked video, DNF looks pretty much done... Probably they only need a bit more work and testing...

Although it was done like, 5 years ago, but... :P

Nathan Addison
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I remember back when I was a wee lad and found Mr. Nukem blowing up monsters on my friend's laptop...

I wish they'd at least let one of my video game childhood memories die with some dignity lol

John Giordano
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I remember when I was a wee lad and Duke Nukem Forever was announced. Ahh... I miss the 90s.

Chan Chun Phang
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At this rate Duke Nukem would likely require some time travel to get right, I'd think.

(of cause, whether it would be done at the end of the universe would still give even chances)

Benjamin Marchand
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Why don't they just give that project to a fan based dev community .... Would be finished 10 times faster.

edit : sorry for the stupid comment, but Duke MUST return :(


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