Besides, there are a couple of other Duke games that allow you to optionally harm innocent animals and those games got released. Hunting is sometimes necessary to avoid overpopulation of destructive and ruthless species (such as wild boar which Endangered Species includes). Maybe he truly didn't like Duke hunting wild animals, but that would be robbing Duke's character of a masculine trait in my opinion.
Also on the page with his files was a note "Merry Christmas".Considering he pandered to a few people on a forum complaining about a lotion bottle sprite in Ion Fury a few years ago, I wouldn't be surprised if he were doing the same thing here with animal rights activists to avoid losing them as potential Apogee customers or to just score points with them. On December 25th, 2022, x0r_jmp posted on the network another earlier build of the game from 1996, which was a side-scroller. George Broussard, the game's original director, confirmed that the gameplay footage "looks real." However, x0r_jmp revealed that the June release date was fake and released the 2001 build of the game on May 10th, including its source code and a press kit. On May 8th, 2022, a leaker group called x0r_jmp posted gameplay footage of the E3 2001 incarnation to 4chan, saying that they'll release the build in June. This version is what ended up being released as the final product. The game was then remade, from scratch, by 2K Games and Gearbox. This is assumed to be one of the last builds/versions. More gameplay was also leaked online at this time. 3D Realms was downsized, which resulted in the large majority of the development team being laid off. Then, in 2009, the development took an unexpected turn. In 2008, several screenshots were bundled as unlockable extras in the XBLA release of Duke Nukem 3D. They announced that the game would be released in 2004, when it was announced that it had been reworked again, this time with the Doom 3 engine.
In 2002, the game was reworked yet again with another engine, with most of the original designs being reworked or scrapped. In 2001, another trailer was released, which showed various improvements over Duke Nukem 3D, with the trailer ending with the phrase "When it's done". In 1999, they released screenshots that showcased what could be achieved with the Unreal Engine, and shortly after, stated that the game would see a 2000 release. However, 3D Realms made the decision to switch to the Unreal Engine, a process that was to take a month to 6 weeks.
The game started off development using the Quake II engine, in 1998.
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