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Comment Re:I'm only going to say (Score 1) 1912

by invader_allan on Tuesday November 04, 2008 @03:58PM (#25632513) Attached to: Discuss the US Presidential Election

True, we shouldn't go with the party that suspended the constitution, decides the rule of law is insignificant and doesn't apply to the executive branch (which enforces the rule of law), and goes to war preemptively to promote our goal of being a peace loving nation that is not a threat to global security. We should avoid disasters as much as possible.

3D Realms Won't Rush Duke Nukem Forever 310

Posted by Zonk on Wednesday June 14, 2006 @11:14AM from the why-rush-it-now dept.

WeAz writes "GameSpot has news that 3D Realms has no plans on rushing Duke Nukem Forever. Despite the $500,000 bounty that Take-Two Interactive was found to be offering for the game after a filing with the SEC last week, George Broussard, President of 3D Realms, has given his official response: 'We're certainly not motivated by that amount of money, after all this time, and getting the game right is what matters. I would never ship a game early (even a couple of months), for 500k.'"

Duke Nukem Forever Due This Year? 251

Posted by Zonk on Saturday June 10, 2006 @05:21AM from the an-end-in-sight dept.

nz17 writes "Under the original deal, 3D Realms was to receive some $6 million from Take-Two to develop the title. Now the Texas-based developer will receive only $4,250 for the oft-delayed game when it is completed. Just the same, 3D Realms has a fairly large incentive to get Duke Nukem Forever done by the end of the year; Take-Two has offered the studio $500,000 in the form of a promissory note if the game sees commercial release by December 31, 2006."

'SLI On A Stick' Reviewed 188

Posted by Hemos on Monday June 05, 2006 @09:11AM from the that's-one-hot-stick dept.

Bender writes "What would happen if you took NVIDIA's multi-GPU teaming capability, SLI, and stuck it onto a single graphics card? Probably something like the GeForce 7950 GX2, a 'single' video card with dual printed circuit boards, dual graphics processors, dual 512MB memory banks, and nearly twice the performance of any other 'single' video card. Add two of these to a system, and you've got the truly extreme possibility of Quad SLI. We've seen early versions of these things benchmarked before, but the latest revision of this card is smaller, draws less power than a single-GPU Radeon X1900 XTX, and is now selling to the public."

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