After that Gearbox has postponed for the umpteenth time Duke Nukem Forever, the chairman and CEO Randy Pitchford has decided to answer a few questions from the twitter community. First Pitchford explained that the postponement of the title is due to some improvements that the team wanted to make, and that the initial estimate of the output title proved to be inaccurate. Pitchford, however, he wanted to "appease" fans, saying that some team members are working to release a new gameplay video of the game.

In addition to a question regarding the demo of the title, Pitchford said that it will not take long before members of the Club to be eligible for First Access trial, "Definitely get the first launch."

The head of Gearbox has also talked about the future of the game once it came out and responded to a question about the unlockable content like the "Making of" present in the first game Brothers in Arms: "After that DNF is finished, we could probably do some DLC and then think about the future. Within the game there will be unlockable content that will offer a "Behind the scenes, plus the limited edition has a booklet attached.

Bearing in mind that Duke "never comes first", we remind you that Duke Nukem Forever should arrive on June 10, except for disasters and plagues of locusts.