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  1. 11-03-2005, 10:31 #1
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    Default Re: Oblivion delayed

    Ah Duke Nukem Forever...

    We had to design a website in high school as a comp sci project, I think it was in the 4th year (sophomore in the US I guess), I made ùmine about upcoming FPS games, it included the likes of DNF and Prey. That was eight years ago. Well at least Prey is getting released soon...
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  2. 11-03-2005, 13:26 #2
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    Yeah it brings a whole new perspective into the Forever part doesn't it?
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    Default Re: Oblivion delayed

    Dang! Ohwell, I'll save a little longer too. Well, only between feb and april, not april and june. "Oblivion has been officially delayed until the second quarter of Take-Two’s next fiscal year, some time between February and April of 2006" http://www.mygamer.com/index.php?pla...ewnews&id=1247

    I don't mind too much, its not like I have a lot of free time anyways. I loved Morrowind sooo much I'm sure I'll love this one too.
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    Default Re: Oblivion delayed

    Duke Nukem Forever is probably dead then. What ever they finished over 8 years ago is probably too obsolete to sell practically. I don't think any publisher would want to develop a single title for that long either. Whoever was funding it probably has cut his or her losses.
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    Default Re: Oblivion delayed

    Of course it is dead, but I believe it was never officially cancelled, thus the new 'Forever' definition of it.
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    Default Re: Oblivion delayed

    Too bad. But then again I'm starting to get quite used to delayed releasedates. Hope my PC can handle it though.
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    GAH!
    I guess I have to play more Morrowind to pass the time.
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