Duke Nukem was a of the initial large name characters in the video games attention - and right away he's back.
The sexist, cigar smoking, alien-stomping Duke won millions of fans interjection to 3 large selling games in the 1990s.
Development on the new pretension proposed way back in 1997 but has usually just advance out.
The contest it faces is really not similar to 14 years ago, but Randy Pitchford, the game's senior manager producer, is assured Duke Nukem Forever can capture new fans together with grip on to aged ones.
"Somehow he's turn really critical to the video diversion industry," says Randy.
"He's turn an icon, a legend, an internet meme."
But if he thinks it's going to be easy to win over the stream era of gamers he might be disappointed.
James Matthews, 21, from Birmingham, is a of the who won't be shopping the new game.
"I know what it is but we haven't listened a lot about it," he says. "I didn't know it was forthcoming out.
"I similar to sporty games, Call of Duty games, that's all we really play."
Another subject spot confronting the diversion is either or not it can vie with the rivals it's going to face in 2011.
There will be the subject of either the technology is as present as gamers demand, if the graphics are as great as will be expected, and if the tract provides something people wish to rivet with.
Producer Randy Pitchford told Newsbeat the new diversion would unquestionably be up to modern technical standards: "The program at the back it is really sophisticated, really modernized stuff.
"It's absolutely a three times A, modern, modernized diversion for this era."
Michael Detores, 28, is other gamer who's undecided about either it can live up to the years of expectation.
"It's been a long wait," he says.
"I do not regard it's going to be value it since is it going to be able to vie with things similar to Battlefield and Call of Duty?
"The answer, in my opinion, is no."
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