The Duke of Doom jumps the ticket, the player ordering information is missing.

(Compiler/Lin Jie) After 13 years of waiting, "Forever the Duke of Doom" finally to sell, this is called "Pigs will Fly" game is about to release, but brought a series of problems.　　The first is that the players who ordered the Duke of Doom 10 years ago have grown up, and many of them have changed their place of receipt, but the game maker promises to try to satisfy the consumer. It was supposed to be the great sequel to the Duke of Doom 3D, but it became the eternal legend in the history of the game-the Duke of Eternal Doom. In 1997, The Duke of Eternal Doom was billed to be available for sale in April.　　However, the developer 3D Realms in 1998 gave up the Unreal 1 game engine, the game overturned redo. After more than 10 years of ups and downs, Take-two Interactive, the publisher, took the realms to court in 2009 because it violated the promise of "the Duke of Eternal Doom" must be developed.　　There are signs of a resurgence in the Duke of Eternal Doom. October 4, 2010, Amazon and the GameStop site can see the "Eternal Doom" of the advance information, two retailers on the page are written on the February 1, 2011 game will be sold on the words. The release of the Duke of Eternal Doom, published by 2 K, is at the beginning of 2011.　　and February 1, 2011 is Tuesday, North American Games are often on sale this day. Although the Duke of Doom is finally coming out, the ill-fated game still faces a lot of real problems.　　1997, many children ordered the game, but now these players have grown up, many people may have forgotten the Duke of Doom forever. To this end, game publisher gearbox is coordinating with retailers how to make up for losses. Randy Pitchford, the boss, said: "A lot of people had ordered this game before, but we didn't sell it right away, 3D realms didn't deliver." But we have made a promise that some players may not be very satisfied, but we will try to meet their requirements. Randy Pitchford, Gearbox's boss, predicted that the former Realms boss George Broussard had lost "2 to 30 million dollars" in "The Duke of Doom Forever". "If you've moved, your order receipts are gone, or other information has changed, it's hard to prove that you ordered it," he said. But if you can prove anything, we will try to give you the Duke of Doom forever. "(Edit/Ming)