OUTRAGE will come as digital download and as COLLECTOR’ S EDITION with cartridge or disk and many special goodies in the box! Available soon from Protovision or preorder from Psytronik!
Holy ∗beep∗, that’s 2 DNFDU (Duke Nukem Forever Development Units)!
Assuming it WILL be released on that date…
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Like actual C64 Cartridge and 3,1/2 " Floppy Disc? Impressive! I guess the digital download will be the fitting format for emulators (thus TheC64 too)
Question is if it´ll be anything more than a Gryzor ripp off as the title screen suggests (well it actually reminds me a bit more of Myth from the screenshots, so there´s that).
Quite a story there! I hope they’ll get some audience.
Yes and yes. 
I don’t own a TheC64, but if it is able to read D64 or similar files then you would be able to play them.
btw: There are several C64 game releases per year and some of them are released on cartridges and/or real disks. RGCD is such as publisher.
That´s good, I already have an USB stick full of those to play on that one. Easier accesible for me at the moment than our actual old Commodore.
I noticed when looking at the year list on Lemon C64! The only void seems to be in the late 90s/early 2000nds for a bit where there seemingly were actually not releases at all for a bit.
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It reminds me of the development of the TWP Italian dub.
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Woohoo! Horray for 2047! 
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What was the official start, the release of the game?
That would be 0.246 DNFDU until now.
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No, it was in 2017 around in this period of the year. So it’s more or less 3 years.
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I only played a little bit of TW2, and wasn’t terribly impressed either. TW3 turned out much better than I had anticipated, especially after what was shown in the various trailers (i.e. mostly action). But to my surprise it did have a number of nice quest lines with fairly good stories. I’m hoping the same is present in Cyberpunk 2077, but I’m actually not a big fan of the genre. Still preferable to anything post-apocalyptic, though .
Evel Scent.
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I miss the days when you could put a new game into your console and then just start playing it instead of it telling you it needs to download an update (that takes at least 8 hours to download) first before it lets you do that.
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What the… 8 hours?
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For just about 40 GB no less. And from what I read the problem is not on my end. Popular demand I guess! The speed is about 2 MB per second. Already downloading for over 7 hours now.
I still got over one hour to go. It´s like they managed to delay the game for yet another day almost while it´s already in my house!
A 70 GB base game with a 40 GB first day game patch with a download time of over 8 hours.
Gaming in 2020!
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Here’s hoping they don’t have the next patch out by the time your download is finished! 
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What the … 40GB?
That’s like 10 DVD-ROMs!
Sounds like you won’t be playing a game after the download finishes either, but watching endless intro/cutscenes for more than 8 hours.
Makes you want to go back to loading times from tape on a C64, no? They had a loading screen after 2 or 3 minutes in, at least.
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You can’t just tell it that you’ll play it now and it can download whatever updates it wants later? 
… or 3129 HD disks!
I was actually afraid would happen! 
For those I´d at least gotten to rock out to the Ocean Loader or something!
Not even that. And other games I played in recent years at least gave me the option to start playing and have the patch load in the background in the meantime. It´s funny because this game´s main platform is GOG who pride themselves in not forcing online connectivity… 
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