We weren't fans when this one came out in the US, but at least, after a decade and a half, it finally came out and got the inevitable razzing for being too little, too late.

Covering the video game news beat isn't as easy as you'd think.

Yesterday, a package showed up at my door.

You know, with games like "Portal 2" and "L.

If there's one thing about modern shooters that troubles us all, it's a total lack of ability to pick up our dumps and throw them at people.

Duke Nukem has been back in the news this week for a borderline-NSFW video from PAX (second video after the jump) containing a lesbian schoolgirl kissing scene and far too much screen time afforded to a vibrator on a table.

We feel bad for Gearbox, the developers who are actually delivering "Duke Nukem Forever", because right up until this thing comes out and there are physical copies sitting in people's hands, they are going to be subjected to jokes about delays, almost-but-not-quite releases, and vaporware.

Then Gearbox, the studio that's actually finishing the game and releasing it (we hope), wants to honor it.

Gearbox Software and 2K Games showed off some Duke Nukem Forever gameplay in Amsterdam.