“I did not acquire the franchise merely to make sure we could all experience Duke Nukem Forever,” Pitchford said. His company bought the classic first-person shooter brand in 2010 and then finished the long-stalled title Duke Nukem Forever – but it was savaged by the critics. On Wednesday, Randy Pitchford, chief executive of Gearbox Software, took to the stage at the Develop conference in Brighton and said he hoped there would be another Duke Nukem game. As an unreconstructed 1980s-style action hero, he’s famed as much for his deadpan quips and visits to strip clubs as he is for fighting alien invasions. D espite years of creative neglect, Duke Nukem remains a popular character among veteran gamers.
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