So you thought that Earth No More was no more? Of course not. Finally revealing the first two in-game screenshots for their PS3, Xbox 360, and PC game, it looks like they're looking to match up against some Crysis graphics. Considering Earth No More uses the Unreal Engine 3, that just might be possible. Proof is in the screenshots, they say - and from the two that were just revealed, it's showing quite a lot of potential already!

It's been more than a decade since Duke Nukem Forever was revealed, but years have passed, and we've heard little about 3DRealms' highly anticipated project. Rumors that played from technological problems to loss of interest soon plagued the game, and it became apparent that ol' Duke was soon to be disintegrated by time. The developer has lately maintained that the project was back on track, but where's the proof? We tell you right now, the proof is right here. A warning though: the embedded video auto-plays on load.

What's taking Duke Nukem Forever forever to come out? Sure, we've been thrown a bone last December with its teaser trailer, but apart from that, there's not much we actually know about it. Apparently, there's only a highly selected lucky few who can vouch for its existence, and Shack News is one of them. Check out what they supposedly know of the game at the full article.

3D Realms and Recoil Games' Earth No More is not the only new intellectual property taking off for the next generation of games. A recent interview with Scott Miller of Radar Group - a newly formed company that exists only to co-develop and co-own original IP for games - has revealed that there could possibly be nine other original game projects being conceptualized. One of them is the sequel to 3D Realms' Prey. More at the full story.

Another lawsuit has been filed against 3D Realms, this time over the first-person shooter Earth No More (Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, PC) whose original idea was allegedly stolen from Cinemagraphix Entertainment. 3D Realms' CEO, however, seems confident that the company will be able to prove its full innocence. Check out the full article for more details.

According to the Dallas Business Journal, 3D Realms has confirmed that Duke Nukem Forever will be released this year and that it will be available not only on the PC but also on the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3. Unfortunately, 3D Realms denied this, saying that it never said anything definite in its correspondence with the news site. For more on this, head on over to the full article.

In an interview, 3D Realms' Tramell “T-Ray” Isaac couldn't say it any better: work is being put into Duke Nukem: Forever. It's in refining and polishing stage, and the teaser we last saw was made of actual footage from Duke's awaited return. More details (no alien toilets, sorry) at the full article.

Duke Nukem Forever was often thought to be a PC-only release, since it was to be the true successor of the then-PC catalyst for LAN partying, time-killing, and bad-mouthing - the revolutionary Duke Nukem 3D. But it seems 3DRealms has newer plans laid out for the next installment, and it's likely to spread some Christmas cheer to all. 3DRealms CEO Scott Miller spills some delight at the full story.

A decade since the initial announcement of the development of Duke Nukem Forever, and 3D Realms now releases the game's latest video trailer. It's no small matter to say we've waited a very, very long time for this teaser, which shows us glimpses of how the Duke's been doing all these years. The video's available over in the full article.

Vaporware, shovelware, call Duke Nukem Forever whatever you like - but the guys over at 3D Realms are still determined to deliver the quintessential Duke Nukem experience yet, and they're going to release a trailer tomorrow to prove just that. Yes, you read that right - a teaser trailer of Duke Nukem Forever with actual gameplay. Yes, we know, our monocles popped off too!

Check out the entire scoop in the full article.