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Take-Two sued Duke Nukem Forever developers 3D Realms last month after they shut down, claiming that they funded a game that was never completed. Today, new court documents reveal that an Xbox 360 … ...

Take-Two's lawsuit against Duke Nukem Forever maker Apogee/3DRealms has finally seen the light of day, with some Xbox 360-port and offshore-money twists.

The guys at 3D Realms who put their hearts and souls into this, so we wanted to make sure it hits all the platforms. It's coming to PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC in 2011." ...

Yeah baby! Ok, so Duke Nukem 3D was the shooter for the redneck in all of us… frantic action, pig-cops for bad guys and the added feature of being able to throw money at scantily clad dancers.

At least it has Bi-linear filtering, so it will look a *little* better than just raw Duke. Nothing compared to those 3D model and high res mods though.<BR><BR>The time rewind feature also sounds cool.

In essence, Take-Two claims that 3D Realms/Apogee wouldn't agree to develop an Xbox 360 version of the now debatably deceased game, so Take-Two began searching for another developer to get Duke ...

By kombo - May 4, 2012 Duke Nukem Forever may be a 360 exclusive. Only a rumor, but interesting nonetheless considering the recent release of Duke Nukem 3D on Live.

Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project rated for Xbox 360 ESRB gives North American release of 3D Realms side-scrolling action game spin-off an M rating for blood, gore, violence.

The site claims that Duke is developed on the UT3 engine, the same one that Gears of War 1 and 2 use, which would support their claim that the game is XboX360 exclusive.

Original Story: Two alleged screenshots showcasing the downloadable Xbox Live Arcade port of Duke Nukem 3D in the Xbox 360 dashboard have appeared courtesy Joystiq and tipper SV.

Most gamers have fond memories of Duke Nuken 3D, a game that proved immensely popular online. The weapons were fun, especially when setting traps with the pipe bombs and the trip-wires.