We apologize for the lack of updates in the past few weeks.  While there admittedly hasn't been much to report in the Duke Nukem Forever department, the Duke Nukem modding community has been making significant progress towards creating user-developed content reminiscent of Duke Nukem Forever.  Duke Nukem Eternity is probably the best looking mod out there for EDuke32 right now, and it plays somewhat like what you'd expect from DNF.

Duke Nukem Eternity is a 2 level episode utilising the wonders of eduke32's polymer system ,  Dukeplus,  & the HRP to create a unique Duke Nukem Experience. DNE is set at the start of the alien invasion in LA, The story is portrayed in a much more  modern way along with the gameplay. But none of this would have been possible if it were not for

TX & Plagman - For creating eduke32 & polymer
Deeperthought - For making all the gameplay possible through Dukeplus
The HRP Team - For the tons of assets that give DNE its look
Black Rayne Studios - You make some awesome models, thanks a lot for supplying them
Darkcaleb - for converting and contributing some models, APC & Cop Cars , to name a few
The Commander - for the car exploding code
Muelesa - for the dukebike exploding code bit  added into the cars
VInsaneone - Cheers for the new duke lines
CGtextures - thanks for the new textures I used
The DNF3D Community Pack team :  Thanks to Daniel262b Fantinaikos, Jaxx, and supergoofy for contributing to this MAPS, New Skins EDF / LAPD / Pigcop Skins , strip club signs, and the terrible script  by DanM

AND EVERYONE AT DUKE4.NET, DUKE NUKEM REPOSITORY & MSDN FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND INTEREST IN THIS PROJECT.

Former 3D Realms employee and Duke Nukem Forever art director Tramell Isaac has updated his blog once more to talk about his last days at the company.  While some may not share his forgiving views on (allegedly) failed 3DR CEO George Broussard, it is as always evident that the employees at 3D Realms were tough, talented, and dedicated members of a diligent development team that faced an unfortunate end.  Isaac reinforces this best in the following quote:

Pixel Enemy reports that Jon, who voices Duke Nukem, had a panel discussion at the January 1-4 Music and Gaming Festival (MAGFest).  When a fan asked about Duke Nukem Forever, Jon advised him to "read between the lines."

HMC, an indie production house based in Finland created this movie trailer featuring Duke Nukem.   And they would like your opinion on it.
Maybe, if enough people enjoyed this, they'll make a short film. 



There are 1080p and 720p downloadable versions available at HMC's website.

I hope they make the movie. Preferably with blonde babes, kthx.

We've got 17 new pieces of fan art, exclusively available at Duke4.net!  Many thanks to Micki for gathering all these images so that we could put them up on the site, and many thanks to every artist who contributed to the page.  Here are a few samples from Anders/Joel, OttoMoto, and Steven Ward, respectively:

Shacknews reports:

We at Duke4.net wish all Duke fans a merry Christmas and a safe new year. We'll follow up soon with our next batch of fan submitted artwork, but in the mean time, Micki! drew this in advance for a holiday greeting:

The images below below were done for Duke Nukem: Critical Mass and published by Apogee Software's associate, FRONTLINE Studios.  We went over Critical Mass here and also here when we talked about the new Apogee.

Three months ago, I was contacted by Wired magazine to do an interview for a feature article on the rise and fall of Duke Nukem Forever.  Little did I know about how awesome Learn to Let Go: How Success Killed Duke Nukem would turn out, or how informative it would be--there are details about the game in the article that I never knew about, including the possiblity that DNF had five hours of gameplay even back in 2007:

Wishing us an early Christmas, Duke posted this image on his Facebook to pimp the upcoming Critical Mass game.