[zwieback]

yes, "you" please clarify. how did you figure out that it is a stacked up piece of encrypted code?

[Stewox]

zwieback, on 29 May 2011 - 02:45 AM, said:

yes, "you" please clarify. how did you figure out that it is a stacked up piece of encrypted code?

"a stacked up piece of encrypted code"


what does that mean anyways ... in practise ..

[zwieback]

i have no idea maybe he was saying that it was not only one encrypted code, but two or more different ones copied together

[Hysler]

How would we possibly decrypt it then?

[zwieback]

it would be totally fucked up and not solvable imo - but i don't believe he's right anyway

[Stewox]

zwieback, on 29 May 2011 - 07:17 AM, said:

it would be totally fucked up and not solvable imo - but i don't believe he's right anyway

idk what he means, i might have check english terms since im not english guy

by the way , nobody yet confirmed it tested the previous list , im not home yet so this is another list i thought up here


dn4d
dnmulticore
dnfusion
dntegra
dnsemiaccurate
dndouk
dnfinally
dnatlast
dnbbq
dnsteel
dnsteroid
dnfalconpunch
dnburp
dnsmell
dnwild
dnvertex
dncat


Make the 4 versions with uppers case of course.

[ryche]

Have you tried cheats other than Duke3D kind? Like Duke Nukem 1 or 2? I have no idea wtf any of you are really talking about since I don't deal with encryptions but that Pastebin post says Duke Nukem so could it be from any other game?

[Mr.Deviance]

I've stopped reading this topic by the time it reached page 2 due to obvious reasons.
Now that it has reached page 4, I just thought I would check it again to see if the topic has evolved past it's incomprehensible retarded train wreck stage, in which I left it.

My verdict.

Nope, this topic is still about foggy shit that nobody knows where it came from or what's it about, combined with posts that randomly list weird words in a row that seem to match and expand upon the style of duke 3d cheats.

[zwieback]

Mr.Deviance, on 29 May 2011 - 10:05 AM, said:

I've stopped reading this topic by the time it reached page 2 due to obvious reasons.
Now that it has reached page 4, I just thought I would check it again to see if the topic has evolved past it's incomprehensible retarded train wreck stage, in which I left it.

My verdict.

Nope, this topic is still about foggy shit that nobody knows where it came from or what's it about, combined with posts that randomly list weird words in a row that seem to match and expand upon the style of duke 3d cheats.

yes, that is pretty much the case

[Stewox]

Mr.Deviance, on 29 May 2011 - 10:05 AM, said:

I've stopped reading this topic by the time it reached page 2 due to obvious reasons.
Now that it has reached page 4, I just thought I would check it again to see if the topic has evolved past it's incomprehensible retarded train wreck stage, in which I left it.

My verdict.

Nope, this topic is still about foggy shit that nobody knows where it came from or what's it about, combined with posts that randomly list weird words in a row that seem to match and expand upon the style of duke 3d cheats.

there's no any reason to jump to conclusions , "You" obviously did something he doesn't want to explain so ... i don't even know what's going on at this point , just let me get back grounded tomorrow i hope

[Stewox]

zwieback, on 29 May 2011 - 10:10 AM, said:

yes, that is pretty much the case

did you even checked my lists your self ?

idk from where he got , but just to make sure

[Mr.Deviance]

Stewox, on 29 May 2011 - 11:48 AM, said:

there's no any reason to jump to conclusions , "You" obviously did something he doesn't want to explain so ... i don't even know what's going on at this point , just let me get back grounded tomorrow i hope

What?

[Stewox]

Mr.Deviance, on 29 May 2011 - 03:41 PM, said:

What?

didnt you saw what the said

[Fox Mulder]

For those worried about blood decals and gore, I just saw this

Spoiler

[Engine.GameInfo]
bLowGore=False
bVeryLowGore=False

I also saw this

Spoiler

[UWindow.WindowConsole]
ConsoleKey=192

[dnWindow.DukeConsole]
MouseScale=1.400000
ScoreboardKey=113
InGameWindowKey=86

[themaniacboy]

Fox Mulder, on 29 May 2011 - 05:38 PM, said:

For those worried about blood decals and gore, I just saw this

Where did you see that ?

[Mr.Deviance]

Stewox, on 29 May 2011 - 03:44 PM, said:

didnt you saw what the said

What the said? Wtf????
Dude I've seen you post english before, are you drunk or wtf?
Yeah I've seen what you've said if that's what you were asking me, it's just that I didn't understand anything of your post due to your weird english...

[Mr.Deviance]

Fox Mulder, on 29 May 2011 - 05:38 PM, said:

For those worried about blood decals and gore, I just saw this

Spoiler

[Engine.GameInfo]
bLowGore=False
bVeryLowGore=False

I also saw this

Spoiler

[UWindow.WindowConsole]
ConsoleKey=192

[dnWindow.DukeConsole]
MouseScale=1.400000
ScoreboardKey=113
InGameWindowKey=86

What the hell? Where did you find that?

[MYHOUSE.MAP]

Fox Mulder, on 29 May 2011 - 05:38 PM, said:

For those worried about blood decals and gore, I just saw this

Spoiler

[Engine.GameInfo]
bLowGore=False
bVeryLowGore=False

I also saw this

Spoiler

[UWindow.WindowConsole]
ConsoleKey=192

[dnWindow.DukeConsole]
MouseScale=1.400000
ScoreboardKey=113
InGameWindowKey=86

Awesome! It'll be nice fiddling around with the console without having to edit the .ini first.

[Fox Mulder]

themaniacboy, on 29 May 2011 - 05:43 PM, said:

Where did you see that ?

Mr.Deviance, on 29 May 2011 - 05:45 PM, said:

What the hell? Where did you find that?

Hint: leak.

[Mr.Deviance]

Fox Mulder, on 29 May 2011 - 05:58 PM, said:

Hint: leak.

Are you talking about the recent demo leak that was leaked only for the 360?
Or has there been a new leak for pc too?
Pm me if you can't post about it here.
Those commands are obviously pc commands and would not make too much sense if you've seen them for the console version...

[Fox Mulder]

Mr.Deviance, on 29 May 2011 - 06:11 PM, said:

Are you talking about the recent demo leak that was leaked only for the 360?
Or has there been a new leak for pc too?
Pm me if you can't post about it here.
Those commands are obviously pc commands and would not make too much sense if you've seen them for the console version...

No PC leak, thank God.

[Fox Mulder]

Spoiler

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[Engine.GameReplicationInfo]
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[Engine.TcpipConnection]
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[IpServer.UdpServerQuery]
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[Engine.GameInfo]
bLowGore=False
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[UWeb.WebServer]
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[UWindow.WindowConsole]
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[dnWindow.DukeConsole]
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[Engine.MapLocationsDM]
Maps[0]=(Name="Unknown",URL="Unknown",SShot="Screenshots. noscreenavailable")
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Spoiler

[ChapterSelect]
Available=0

[DefaultPlayer]
Name=Duke Nukem
Class=dnGame.dnMalePlayer
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Face=
Torso=
Arms=
Legs=
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Icon=p_portraiticons.p_duke1
Spectate=

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Crosshair=-1

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[UI]
DlcNotificationsSeen=0

PIECE OF CAKE - Easy Difficulty. You don't play many shooters.
LET'S ROCK - Normal Difficulty. Recommended for most players.
COME GET SOME - Hard Difficulty. Enemies are tougher and deal more damage.
DAMN, I'M GOOD - Insane Difficulty. You are Duke incarnate.

PIECE OF CAKE - Casual. You don't play a lot of games.
COME GET SOME - Normal. You play some shooters.
DAMN I'M GOOD - Hard. You're an expert.
HAIL TO THE KING - Insane. You are Duke incarnate.

Spoiler

MapNames
DM-MorningWood MORNINGWOOD - A ghost town in the Nevada desert.
DM-HooverDamned HOOVER DAMNED - The dam with an interesting visitor.
DM-BuckeyeBurger DUKE BURGER - A burger restaurant featuring mini-Dukes.
DM-VegasRuins VEGAS RUINS - A war torn version of the Las Vegas Strip.
DM-Hive HIVE - An underground alien lair below the Duke Dome.
DM-Industrial SAUSAGE FACTORY - An industrial complex built in 1997.
DM-Casino CASINO - Tempt your fate at The Lady Killer Casino.
DM-Construction ERECTION SITE - An abandoned construction yard.
DM-HighwayNoon HIGHWAY NOON - A bridge and gully on a Nevada highway.
DM-Hollywood HOLLYWOOD - A map from the original Duke Nukem 3D.
DM-MorningWood_Coachella MORNINGWOOD COACHELLA
DM-VegasRuins_Coachella VEGAS RUINS COACHELLA
DM-Industrial_Coachella SAUSAGE FACTORY COACHELLA
DM-HooverDamned_Coachella HOOVER DAMNED COACHELLA
DM-BuckeyeBurger_Coachella DUKE BURGER COACHELLA
DM-Hive_Coachella HIVE COACHELLA

[ryche]

Possible spoilers in there indeed

[randir14]

Spoiler

Diff4Help Insane Difficulty. You are Duke incarnate

Wolfenstein 3D reference? The hardest difficulty was named something similar.

[Stewox]

I didn't had the time to carefully check all those spoilers now , i'll do it later

Anyways just this, came home today finally , i checked my lists on dukehax and this is what looks interesting:

unique output gibberish ?




have to go now so i can't put any input on it in this post ... bbl

[Fox Mulder]

DNF DEVELOPMENT TIMELINE

May, 1996 Version 1.3d of Duke Nukem 3D (Retail) is shipped to game retailers worldwide.  Duke Nukem 3D is a massive success that for many defined an entire generation of gaming.  Conceptualization and discussion of a sequel immediately begins inside 3D Realms headquarters near Dallas, Texas.
June, 1996 Duke Nukem 4Ever, a 2D side scrolling game produced by Keith Schuler, has development suspended in favor of prioritizing a Duke Nukem 3D add-on pack and a sequel.
June, 1996 GT Interactive acquires the publishing rights for Duke Nukem Forever in a licensing agreement with 3D Realms.
December, 1996 The Quake 1 engine is licensed by 3D Realms for Duke Nukem Forever, permanently replacing the Build engine.  Most of the Duke Nukem 3D team, led by original Duke Nukem developers Todd Replogle and Allen H. Blum III, begins research and development with the technology for the game.
April, 1997 Duke Nukem Forever is officially announced by 3D Realms with the intention to release in 1998.  Likewise, 3D Realms also officially announces that DNF will be created with the Quake 2 Engine.
May, 1997 Randy Pitchford and Brian Martel, founders of Gearbox Software, leave 3D Realms to help form Rebel Boat Rocker and then later Gearbox Software.
November, 1997 Duke Nukem Forever appears on the cover of PC Gamer magazine.  Inside are the first screenshots ever released for the game.
May, 1998 The first reveal trailer for Duke Nukem Forever is released to the public during the Electronic Entertainment Expo.
June, 1998 3D Realms announces a change to the Unreal Engine for Duke Nukem Forever.
March, 1999 3D Realms announces that Megadeth is to cover and record the theme song for Duke Nukem Forever.
November, 1999 PC Gamer's infamous "Miss Me?" cover story, featuring Duke Nukem Forever, hits newsstands.  Inside are a large number of new screenshots for Duke Nukem Forever that expose how the game looks with a new engine.
December, 1999 GT Interactive, then publisher of Duke Nukem games, is purchased by Infogrames.  Publishing rights for Duke Nukem Forever are transferred.
May, 2000 Gathering of Developers, a publisher comprised entirely of developer members (including 3D Realms), is purchased by Take-Two Interactive.
December, 2000 Gathering of Developers announces that the company has acquired publishing rights for the highly anticipated Duke Nukem Forever.  Take-Two Interactive also acquires the publishing rights for the complete catalog of already-released Duke Nukem products including rights to certain future products.
May, 2001 At E3 2001, the highly regarded Duke Nukem Forever 10th anniversary trailer is released.  It is arguably considered to be one of the best video game trailers of all time.
September, 2004 3D Realms announces that a new in-game physics system, Meqon Game Dynamics, has been chosen for Duke Nukem Forever.
August, 2006 Shacknews reports and confirms a rumor that a large contingent of employees had left 3D Realms.  Most of them have relocated to Gearbox Software which is also based in the Dallas area.
July, 2007 The famous “Ventrilo Harassment” video using the voice of Duke Nukem to torment on-line game players was uploaded to YouTube and has been viewed more than 6 million times.
December, 2007 Shacknews breaks the first video teaser for Duke Nukem Forever in over 6 years.  Included were small snippets of in-game footage.
September, 2008 Users discover Duke Nukem Forever unlockable screenshots in the re-release of Duke Nukem 3D.
December, 2008 The last official Duke Nukem Forever screenshot from 3D Realms is released to the community.
May, 2009 The story that 3D Realms has laid off the Duke Nukem Forever development team breaks and tops gaming news websites around the world.
May, 2009 Take-Two Interactive and 3D Realms submit legal arguments regarding disagreements about the business arrangement for developing and publishing of the game.
June, 2009 Gearbox and 3D Realms begin negotiation of an asset purchase agreement for the Duke Nukem franchise and Duke Nukem Forever.  The business agreement is finalized and executed approximately six months later and ownership of the game and brand is transferred to Gearbox Software.
June, 2009 Triptych Games is formed from several ex-3D Realms employees and a couple of new individuals.
July, 2009 Triptych Games signs paperwork with 3D Realms to complete the Duke Nukem Forever single-player campaign.
August, 2009 Duke Nukem Forever's narrative script is written at Triptych and approved by 3D Realms. Triptych gets to surprise Jon St. John - the famous English language voice actor who originally played Duke Nukem - with a phone call: 'Hell has finally frozen over.'
November, 2009 Single-player work on Duke Nukem Forever content is complete.
December, 2009 Gearbox and 2K Games begin renegotiation of the publishing agreement for Duke Nukem Forever.  The business agreement is finalized and executed approximately six months later with 2K Games and Take-Two Interactive, securing long-term publishing rights to Duke Nukem.
January, 2010 Triptych Games locks down their single-player version of the game and begins negotiations with Gearbox Software.
February, 2010 Triptych relocates to Gearbox"s offices in the Plano, Texas Bank of America Tower and resumes work alongside Gearbox and Piranha to help port Duke Nukem Forever to consoles, add multiplayer, and polish features within the game.
May, 2010 Take-Two and 3D Realms resolve and settle all differences regarding legal complaints from the previous year.
September, 2010 Gearbox Software and 2K Games surprise the public by showing off the first playable build of Duke Nukem Forever at PAX 2010.
September, 2010 Gearbox Software publicly announces that it has acquired the Duke Nukem brand.
October, 2010 2K Games and Gearbox Software announce the Duke Nukem Forever First Access Club to be included in every copy of the Borderlands Game of the Year Edition, allowing participating customers first access to the Duke Nukem Forever consumer demo.
December, 2010 Duke Nukem Forever reappears on the holiday issue of PC Gamer with the same headline as his cover 11 years prior – 'Miss Me?'
January, 2011 Gearbox Software announces the release date of May 3rd for Duke Nukem Forever along with the first reveal trailer with 2K Games for Duke Nukem Forever since 2007.
February, 2011 Duke Nukem, with the help of Borderlands" Claptrap, opens the Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences 2011 Interactive Achievement Awards in Las Vegas.  The show, hosted by comedian Jay Mohr, is streamed live over the internet and broadcast on television via G4 TV.
May, 2011 Gearbox Software and 2K Games release the first consumer demo for Duke Nukem Forever.
June, 2011 Gearbox Software, alongside Triptych Games, Piranha Games, and 3D Realms, release the approved gold masters for Duke Nukem Forever.  After 15 years since work first began on a Duke Nukem 3D sequel, 2K Games launches and ships Duke Nukem Forever video games worldwide to an eager and patient audience.

[Madmaxwell]

Fox Mulder, on 30 May 2011 - 01:17 AM, said:

Spoiler

UDukeSceneTimeline Q
Entries[0].Date
May, 1996 Entries[0].Info \Version 1.3d of Duke Nukem 3D (Retail) is shipped to game retailers worldwide.  Duke Nukem 3D is a massive success that for many defined an entire generation of gaming.  Conceptualization and discussion of a sequel immediately begins inside 3D Realms headquarters near Dallas, Texas. Entries[1].Date June, 1996 Entries[1].Info cDuke Nukem 4Ever, a 2D side scrolling game produced by Keith Schuler, has development suspended in favor of prioritizing a Duke Nukem 3D add-on pack and a sequel. Entries[2].Date June, 1996 Entries[2].Info n
GT Interactive acquires the publishing rights for Duke Nukem Forever in a licensing agreement with 3D Realms. Entries[3].Date December, 1996 Entries[3].Info ZThe Quake 1 engine is licensed by 3D Realms for Duke Nukem Forever, permanently replacing the Build engine.  Most of the Duke Nukem 3D team, led by original Duke Nukem developers Todd Replogle and Allen H. Blum III, begins research and development with the technology for the game. Entries[4].Date April, 1997 Entries[4].Info @Duke Nukem Forever is officially announced by 3D Realms with the intention to release in 1998.  Likewise, 3D Realms also officially announces that DNF will be created with the Quake 2 Engine. Entries[5].Date
May, 1997 Entries[5].Info PRandy Pitchford and Brian Martel, founders of Gearbox Software, leave 3D Realms to help form Rebel Boat Rocker and then later Gearbox Software. Entries[6].Date November, 1997 Entries[6].Info }
Duke Nukem Forever appears on the cover of PC Gamer magazine.  Inside are the first screenshots ever released for the game. Entries[7].Date
May, 1998 Entries[7].Info t
The first reveal trailer for Duke Nukem Forever is released to the public during the Electronic Entertainment Expo. Entries[8].Date June, 1998 Entries[8].Info J
3D Realms announces a change to the Unreal Engine for Duke Nukem Forever. Entries[9].Date March, 1999 Entries[9].Info `
3D Realms announces that Megadeth is to cover and record the theme song for Duke Nukem Forever. Entries[10].Date November, 1999 Entries[10].Info RPC Gamer's infamous "Miss Me?" cover story, featuring Duke Nukem Forever, hits newsstands.  Inside are a large number of new screenshots for Duke Nukem Forever that expose how the game looks with a new engine. Entries[11].Date December, 1999 Entries[11].Info KGT Interactive, then publisher of Duke Nukem games, is purchased by Infogrames.  Publishing rights for Duke Nukem Forever are transferred. Entries[12].Date
May, 2000 Entries[12].Info JGathering of Developers, a publisher comprised entirely of developer members (including 3D Realms), is purchased by Take-Two Interactive. Entries[13].Date December, 2000 Entries[13].Info iGathering of Developers announces that the company has acquired publishing rights for the highly anticipated Duke Nukem Forever.  Take-Two Interactive also acquires the publishing rights for the complete catalog of already-released Duke Nukem products including rights to certain future products. Entries[14].Date
May, 2001 Entries[14].Info kAt E3 2001, the highly regarded Duke Nukem Forever 10th anniversary trailer is released.  It is arguably considered to be one of the best video game trailers of all time. Entries[15].Date September, 2004 Entries[15].Info t
3D Realms announces that a new in-game physics system, Meqon Game Dynamics, has been chosen for Duke Nukem Forever. Entries[16].Date
August, 2006 Entries[16].Info yShacknews reports and confirms a rumor that a large contingent of employees had left 3D Realms.  Most of them have relocated to Gearbox Software which is also based in the Dallas area. Entries[17].Date July, 2007 Entries[17].Info lThe famous “Ventrilo Harassment” video using the voice of Duke Nukem to torment on-line game players was uploaded to YouTube and has been viewed more than 6 million times. Entries[18].Date December, 2007 Entries[18].Info BShacknews breaks the first video teaser for Duke Nukem Forever in over 6 years.  Included were small snippets of in-game footage. Entries[19].Date September, 2008 Entries[19].Info ]
Users discover Duke Nukem Forever unlockable screenshots in the re-release of Duke Nukem 3D. Entries[20].Date December, 2008 Entries[20].Info ]
The last official Duke Nukem Forever screenshot from 3D Realms is released to the community. Entries[21].Date
May, 2009 Entries[21].Info EThe story that 3D Realms has laid off the Duke Nukem Forever development team breaks and tops gaming news websites around the world. Entries[22].Date
May, 2009 Entries[22].Info \Take-Two Interactive and 3D Realms submit legal arguments regarding disagreements about the business arrangement for developing and publishing of the game. Entries[23].Date June, 2009 Entries[23].Info UGearbox and 3D Realms begin negotiation of an asset purchase agreement for the Duke Nukem franchise and Duke Nukem Forever.  The business agreement is finalized and executed approximately six months later and ownership of the game and brand is transferred to Gearbox Software. Entries[24].Date June, 2009 Entries[24].Info ^
Triptych Games is formed from several ex-3D Realms employees and a couple of new individuals. Entries[25].Date July, 2009 Entries[25].Info i
Triptych Games signs paperwork with 3D Realms to complete the Duke Nukem Forever single-player campaign. Entries[26].Date
August, 2009 Entries[26].Info @Duke Nukem Forever's narrative script is written at Triptych and approved by 3D Realms. Triptych gets to surprise Jon St. John - the famous English language voice actor who originally played Duke Nukem - with a phone call: 'Hell has finally frozen over.' Entries[27].Date November, 2009 Entries[27].Info >Single-player work on Duke Nukem Forever content is complete. Entries[28].Date December, 2009 Entries[28].Info JGearbox and 2K Games begin renegotiation of the publishing agreement for Duke Nukem Forever.  The business agreement is finalized and executed approximately six months later with 2K Games and Take-Two Interactive, securing long-term publishing rights to Duke Nukem. Entries[29].Date January, 2010 Entries[29].Info q
Triptych Games locks down their single-player version of the game and begins negotiations with Gearbox Software. Entries[30].Date February, 2010 Entries[30].Info dTriptych relocates to Gearbox"s offices in the Plano, Texas Bank of America Tower and resumes work alongside Gearbox and Piranha to help port Duke Nukem Forever to consoles, add multiplayer, and polish features within the game. Entries[31].Date
May, 2010 Entries[31].Info m
Take-Two and 3D Realms resolve and settle all differences regarding legal complaints from the previous year. Entries[32].Date September, 2010 Entries[32].Info }
Gearbox Software and 2K Games surprise the public by showing off the first playable build of Duke Nukem Forever at PAX 2010. Entries[33].Date September, 2010 Entries[33].Info O
Gearbox Software publicly announces that it has acquired the Duke Nukem brand. Entries[34].Date October, 2010 Entries[34].Info q2K Games and Gearbox Software announce the Duke Nukem Forever First Access Club to be included in every copy of the Borderlands Game of the Year Edition, allowing participating customers first access to the Duke Nukem Forever consumer demo. Entries[35].Date December, 2010 Entries[35].Info ~
Duke Nukem Forever reappears on the holiday issue of PC Gamer with the same headline as his cover 11 years prior – 'Miss Me?' Entries[36].Date January, 2011 Entries[36].Info cGearbox Software announces the release date of May 3rd for Duke Nukem Forever along with the first reveal trailer with 2K Games for Duke Nukem Forever since 2007. Entries[37].Date February, 2011 Entries[37].Info KDuke Nukem, with the help of Borderlands" Claptrap, opens the Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences 2011 Interactive Achievement Awards in Las Vegas.  The show, hosted by comedian Jay Mohr, is streamed live over the internet and broadcast on television via G4 TV. Entries[38].Date
May, 2011 Entries[38].Info V
Gearbox Software and 2K Games release the first consumer demo for Duke Nukem Forever. Entries[39].Date June, 2011 Entries[39].Info mGearbox Software, alongside Triptych Games, Piranha Games, and 3D Realms, release the approved gold masters for Duke Nukem Forever.  After 15 years since work first began on a Duke Nukem 3D sequel, 2K Games launches and ships Duke Nukem Forever video games worldwide to an eager and patient audience.
TitleText DNF DEVELOPMENT TIMELINE

what is that from?

[Fox Mulder]

Madmaxwell, on 30 May 2011 - 01:28 AM, said:

what is that from?

All of these spoilers are from the leaked demo, I believe.

[Fox Mulder]

Warning, HUGE SPOILER regarding levels.

Spoiler

Map00 Duke Lives
Map01 Damn! It's Late...
Map02 The Duke Cave
Map03 Mothership Battle
Map04 The Lady Killer
Map04B The Lady Killer: Part 2
Map04C The Lady Killer: Part 3
Map05 Vegas in Ruin
Map06 The Duke Dome
Map06B The Duke Dome: Part 2
Map07 The Hive
Map07B The Hive: Part 2
Map08 Queen Bitch
Map09 Duke Nukem's Titty City
Map10 Crash Course
Map11 The Duke Burger
Map11B The Duke Burger: Part 2
Map11C The Duke Burger: Part 3
Map12 The Mighty Foot
Map12B The Mighty Foot: Part 2
Map13 Ghost Town
Map14 Highway Battle
Map14B Highway Battle: Part 2
Map15 Dam Top
Map16 The Shrunk Machine
Map16B The Shrunk Machine: Part 2
Map17 The Forkstop
Map17B The Forkstop: Part 2
Map18 Generator Room
Map19 Underground
Map19B Underground: Part 2
Map20 The Clarifier
Map20B The Clarifier: Part 2
Map21 Blowin' the Dam
Map21B Blowin' the Dam: Part 2
Map22 Final Battle
Map23 Press Conference

So, 37 levels, roughly @ 20 minutes each; 12.3 hours, but I guess it will take a couple more hours if there are hard puzzles and you explore everything to find secrets/easter eggs.

[zwieback]

DNserver is the answer it seems

working on it - you're the man Stewox. I can see a message at the end "support anonymous support free internet" so that's the right key

DNServer