Scott Miller is psychologically done with Duke Nukem Forever...forever. The founder of 3D Realms, which helped bring classic action games like Max Payne and Wolfenstein 3D to life, says he has never and probably will never play the ill-fated shooter to completion, which released in 2011 after more than a decade in development hell.
When asked when he started to worry about Duke Nukem Forever’s development being in trouble, Miller said it was 2003.
“My argument to
was we need to almost double the size of our studio to get this thing up,” Miller said. “What happens is that a new game will come out that blows the doors off of what we're doing, like Half-Life or Half-Life 2. Therefore, OK, let's go back to the drawing board and add more features to the engine. We were just always playing catch-up because our team is too small to ever really get ahead and maintain the lead we want.”
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