A new development in the never-ending saga that is Duke Nukem Forever -- or, as we like to call it, Duke Nukem The Ever ... Living! -- has now revealed itself on Facebook. Specifically, Duke Nukem's Facebook page -- we totally friended him --...

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Shacknews reports that the developer of Duke Begins -- the Duke Nukem prequel project being developed not by 3D Realms, but rather by publisher Take-Two and a "well-known videogame developer" -- was, in fact, Gearbox Software. If that name...

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In their fight over the fate of Duke Nukem Forever, Take Two Interactive has now revealed via new court records (uncovered by Shacknews) that Gearbox Software is (or rather was) the developer for Duke Begins, a third party Duke Nukem game that...

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The saga of Duke Nukem Forever continues even as its developer 3D Realms and its publisher Take Two Interactive fight it out in court over the long-in-development game's release. Now it looks like "Duke Nukem's" Facebook page has been updated...

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In case you have been on a island for the past couple of months, there's been some changes in some well known first person shooter game developers. id Software has been bought out and 3D Realms is now basically just Scott Miller and George...

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Legal filings by 3D Realms indicate that a Duke Nukem game was in development at 2K Games, but was cancelled in April 2009.

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3D Realms (under their Apogee Software parent name) has now officially responded to Take Two Interactive's lawsuit filed last month concerning the shut down in the development of Duke Nukem Forever. In the 20 page response filed on Friday (found...

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Did you seriously think he'd just roll over and die? He's Duke Nukem, guys. We're pretty sure he can't be killed by conventional weapons (such as bankruptcy).This news came in response to last month's Take-Two court filing against Duke Nukem...

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Were the developers of Duke Nukem Forever pocketing some of the money given to them for game development?

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If you think id Software would gloat openly about the cancellation of its one-time competitor, Duke Nukem Forever, you may be surprised to hear the reaction of Steve Nix, director of business development for id:"For me it was personally sad," he...

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