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  • Gearbox is going to reboot the Duke Nukem series.

Gearbox is going to reboot the Duke Nukem series.

  • August 23, 2011
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  • Duke Nukem
  • Duke Nukem Forever
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I was never a big fan of this series but it was fun enough. Gearbox is going to reboot it after the release of Duke Nukem Forever. I remember hearing about that game for a decade or so before it actually came out. It stinks that not many nice things have been said about it.

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