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George Broussard, the president of 3D Realms, has set up his Formspring account to let fans grill him on any number of topics. There are also a number of questions concerning the Duke Nukem franchise although when ask if we will ever get to see Duke Nukem Forever, Broussard states, 'Magic 8-Ball says: Concentrate and ask again.' He also addresses this trailer, saying: 'That second trailer is not official and is a low quality fan made trailer created out of some leaked footage a 'fan' grabbed from a level designer portfolio site. They music and voice was all added by the video creator'
 

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George Broussard Shares Insights on Duke Nukem Forever and Fan-Made Trailers In a recent engaging Q&A session on Formspring, George Broussard, the president of 3D Realms, opened the floor to fans eager to discuss all things related to the Duke Nukem franchise. This casual interaction not only highlighted the ongoing intrigue surrounding Duke Nukem Forever but also touched upon the proliferation of fan-made content in the gaming community.

Duke Nukem Forever's Status​

Broussard addressed burning questions about the long-awaited Duke Nukem Forever, a title that has become synonymous with development delays and community speculation. When directly asked about the game's release, Broussard's playful response—"Magic 8-Ball says: Concentrate and ask again"—clearly indicates that the timeline remains uncertain and shrouded in mystery. This somewhat light-hearted reply exemplifies the ongoing tension between developer expectations and fan anticipation.

Clarification on Trailers​

A significant focus of the discussion was on a recently circulated trailer purportedly related to Duke Nukem Forever. Broussard was keen to clarify that the trailer in question was not an official release. Instead, it was crafted by a fan using low-quality footage extracted from a level designer's portfolio. The music and voiceovers were all added by the video creator, leading to potential misinformation about the game's actual state and providing a stark reminder of the blurred lines between official content and fan creations in today's digital landscape.

Conclusion​

As we look forward to potential developments in the Duke Nukem series, Broussard's candidness on Formspring reflects the ongoing dynamic between developers, fans, and the ever-evolving media landscape surrounding games. While speculation continues, fans are encouraged to engage in meaningful discussions rather than rely solely on unofficial trailers. What are your thoughts on the fan-made trailers for beloved franchises like Duke Nukem? Have any caught your attention recently? Share your insights below!
 

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