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Duke Nukem Forever was delayed for 15 years

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Duke Nukem Forever holds a notorious reputation for suffering one of the most disastrous development cycles in software history. Constantly shifting engines, the studio shockingly delayed the highly anticipated alien shooter for fifteen unbroken years.

Duke Nukem Forever was delayed for 15 years
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