Fans will reset the Duke of Doom 3D

(Compiler/Sky White) The game of the depth of the players should know the "Doom 3D" name, the game in 1996 launched a burst of FPS whirlwind. The game then became more famous for its sequel, Duke of Doom, and after all, it was hard to find a game that jumped for more than 10 years. The player who had been burning for the Duke of Doom is now slowly numb, and this series has turned into a pool of stagnant water with little attention.　　Recently, however, there has been new movement in the stagnant water: The gearbox Studio has announced that it has bought the title of "The Duke of Doom 3D" and will hand over the adaptations to fans of the Duke of Doom series. The gearbox studio announced that the "Duke of Doom 3D" project had been handed over to a "Duke of Doom" fan development Group, now led by Frederick (Frederik Fresch Schreiber), who would use the Phantom 3 engine to reset the Duke of Doom 3D This classic first person game.　　At the same time, the gearbox studio also recognizes that other fans have made some non-commercial "Duke of Doom" mod,gearbox that the fans themselves make the "Duke of Doom" MOD is now also considered legal, and this situation will continue, the studio does not sell the idea of the right to reorganize. The original edition of the Duke of Doom, 3D, has issued an official bulletin in Gearbox's official forum, in the announcement, Frederick explained to the players the cause of the project: "A few weeks ago, it occurred to me that I might be able to use the Unreal 3 engine to make a" Duke Doom 3D ". "I made a very good test map," he continued: "Then I cut some of the pictures and put them on the forum for you to see." But all of a sudden the forum was out of place, and the "Duke of Doom 3D" was already on the news sweeping the internet, even though the plan was not approved by gearbox or 3Drealms. "The plate-making screen" Frederick then contacted George Broussard, the original producer of the game, and suggested that Frederick contact the original publisher of the Eternal Duke of Doom, Take-two, to see if they could approve the plan. But Frederick was certainly fortunate, Gearbox's vice-president and general Counsel Plantation (PJ Putnam) recently bought the intellectual property of the Duke Doom 3D, and he also granted a non-commercial adaptation license to any fan who was interested in wanting to rework the Duke of Doom.　　At this point, Frederick's copyright issue was resolved. Frederick's project has been going on for only a few weeks now and the plan is still in its infancy. However, early test videos can already be viewed on YouTube. The team expects to complete the development within 12 months. (Edit/Ming)