duke nukem forever demo to be bundled with borderland GOTY!

thats right folsk buy the borderlands GOTY ed. and you become the proud pappy to a DN:F demo. g4tv reports today that when you buy the game you will get a certificate with a cd-key on it. thsi will add some bonuses to the full game as well as be at the top of the qeu fro the DNF demo. in 2011.

http://g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/707898/Buy-Borderlands-Game-Of-The-Year-Edition-Gain-Early-Access-To-Duke-Nukem-Forever-Demo.html

straight from 2k and onto your screen.. i kid you not.

Oh god what? Then what about people who already owns the game?

And oh wow, I introduce you to, a demo that will be pirated.

Man, this is just making Borderland GOTY even better looking.

Too bad I know I'll never buy it until it's about $20 in some store somplace.

God, I'm such a skinflint.

Borderlands is nowhere near "Game of the Year" territory.

Anyway, I will wait to download the DNF demo as soon as someone uploads it.

Aww 2011 demo? I was hoping it would be on the borderlands disc :(

Oh well I was probably going to buy it anyways as I've never played it.... and I'm sure the demo will be on torrent sites within minutes if I dont :P

I will probably end up getting this.

thats right folsk buy the borderlands GOTY ed. and you become the proud pappy to a DN:F demo. g4tv reports today that when you buy the game you will get a certificate with a cd-key on it. thsi will add some bonuses to the full game as well as be at the top of the qeu fro the DNF demo. in 2011.

http://g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/707898/Buy-Borderlands-Game-Of-The-Year-Edition-Gain-Early-Access-To-Duke-Nukem-Forever-Demo.html

straight from 2k and onto your screen.. i kid you not.

ionusX

Oh god what? Then what about people who already owns the game?

And oh wow, I introduce you to, a demo that will be pirated.

ventnor

[QUOTE="ventnor"]

Oh god what? Then what about people who already owns the game?

And oh wow, I introduce you to, a demo that will be pirated.

Freak2121GTAF

[QUOTE="Freak2121GTAF"]

[QUOTE="ventnor"]

Oh god what? Then what about people who already owns the game?

And oh wow, I introduce you to, a demo that will be pirated.

Captain__Tripps

That's kind of like saying," Well you didn't lock your door, so it can't be considered breaking and entering."

[QUOTE="Captain__Tripps"][QUOTE="Freak2121GTAF"]I can see this being pirated light years away.

cabose38

That's kind of like saying," Well you didn't lock your door, so it can't be considered breaking and entering."

I hated Borderlands, so the thought of buying it again just to play a demo for a game I've waited to play 8 years ago is a no-go.

Oh god what? Then what about people who already owns the game?

And oh wow, I introduce you to, a demo that will be pirated.

ventnor

Borderlands is nowhere near "Game of the Year" territory.

Anyway, I will wait to download the DNF demo as soon as someone uploads it.

crazyfist36

Lucky me. I planned to buy the GOTY edition of Borderlands.

I've waited so long for DNF it has seemed like... forever. :P

Lucky me. I planned to buy the GOTY edition of Borderlands.

I've waited so long for DNF it has seemed like... forever. :P

tequilasunriser

Sorry but I'm not interested. Paying $40 for a 2 year old game that comes with a bad demo is stupid.

Sorry but I'm not interested. Paying $40 for a 2 year old game that comes with a bad demo is stupid.

jernas

[QUOTE="ventnor"]

Oh god what? Then what about people who already owns the game?

And oh wow, I introduce you to, a demo that will be pirated.

Elann2008

First of all that seems stupid just to play a demo, also, Steam.

I'll just "Play the demo at my friends house" If you get my point :roll:

Oh god what? Then what about people who already owns the game?

And oh wow, I introduce you to, a demo that will be pirated.

ventnor

yea pretty much. i'm not going to buy borderlands again just to access something that should be free and publically available in the first place.

i am starting to hate 2K with a passion.

The saddest thing about this move is the large number of simpletons and push-overs here accepting this move, saying it's OK and that they would love to pre-order the Game of the Year Edition of Borderlands so that they can get the Duke Nukem Forever demo. Unfortunately, we're now driving ourselves deeper and deeper into a gaming industry full of rip-off schemes that target idiots who enjoy pre-ordering games so that they can play "betas" or "demos." For those of you who still don't get it - and at this point, it would come as no surprise - what I'm saying is that both "betas" and "demos" should be distributed freely either to the general public or those who receive invites following free sign-up periods. Now, developers are making sneaky moves and, apparently starting with Duke Nukem Forever, we will be required to pay in order to play demos. Don't feed me any of the, "We're paying for Borderlands, not the demo!" nonsense. If that were the case, you would have purchased Borderlands a long time ago. And the only reason you're now excited about the Game of the Year edition is because it will give you access to the Duke Nukem Forever demo.

In a time period at which I've been seriously thinking about abandoning the industry all-together because of terrible practices and lack of creativity, this move only reinforces those thoughts. Sometimes I wonder why I hang around any longer. To put it lightly, some of the responses in this thread absolutely sicken me. To encourage this move is possibly the most disgusting act I've ever seen in my own personal history of having played video games.

The saddest thing about this move is the large number of simpletons and push-overs here accepting this move, saying it's OK and that they would love to pre-order the Game of the Year Edition of Borderlands so that they can get the Duke Nukem Forever demo. Unfortunately, we're now driving ourselves deeper and deeper into a gaming industry full of rip-off schemes that target idiots who enjoy pre-ordering games so that they can play "betas" or "demos." For those of you who still don't get it - and at this point, it would come as no surprise - what I'm saying is that both "betas" and "demos" should be distributed freely either to the general public or those who receive invites following free sign-up periods. Now, developers are making sneaky moves and, apparently starting with Duke Nukem Forever, we will be required to pay in order to play demos. Don't feed me any of the, "We're paying for Borderlands, not the demo!" nonsense. If that were the case, you would have purchased Borderlands a long time ago. And the only reason you're now excited about the Game of the Year edition is because it will give you access to the Duke Nukem Forever demo.

In a time period at which I've been seriously thinking about abandoning the industry all-together because of terrible practices and lack of creativity, this move only reinforces those thoughts. Sometimes I wonder why I hang around any longer. To put it lightly, some of the responses in this thread absolutely sicken me. To encourage this move is possibly the most disgusting act I've ever seen in my own personal history of having played video games.

THA-TODD-BEAST

The saddest thing about this move is the large number of simpletons and push-overs here accepting this move, saying it's OK and that they would love to pre-order the Game of the Year Edition of Borderlands so that they can get the Duke Nukem Forever demo. Unfortunately, we're now driving ourselves deeper and deeper into a gaming industry full of rip-off schemes that target idiots who enjoy pre-ordering games so that they can play "betas" or "demos." For those of you who still don't get it - and at this point, it would come as no surprise - what I'm saying is that both "betas" and "demos" should be distributed freely either to the general public or those who receive invites following free sign-up periods. Now, developers are making sneaky moves and, apparently starting with Duke Nukem Forever, we will be required to pay in order to play demos. Don't feed me any of the, "We're paying for Borderlands, not the demo!" nonsense. If that were the case, you would have purchased Borderlands a long time ago. And the only reason you're now excited about the Game of the Year edition is because it will give you access to the Duke Nukem Forever demo.

In a time period at which I've been seriously thinking about abandoning the industry all-together because of terrible practices and lack of creativity, this move only reinforces those thoughts. Sometimes I wonder why I hang around any longer. To put it lightly, some of the responses in this thread absolutely sicken me. To encourage this move is possibly the most disgusting act I've ever seen in my own personal history of having played video games.

THA-TODD-BEAST

[QUOTE="THA-TODD-BEAST"]

The saddest thing about this move is the large number of simpletons and push-overs here accepting this move, saying it's OK and that they would love to pre-order the Game of the Year Edition of Borderlands so that they can get the Duke Nukem Forever demo. Unfortunately, we're now driving ourselves deeper and deeper into a gaming industry full of rip-off schemes that target idiots who enjoy pre-ordering games so that they can play "betas" or "demos." For those of you who still don't get it - and at this point, it would come as no surprise - what I'm saying is that both "betas" and "demos" should be distributed freely either to the general public or those who receive invites following free sign-up periods. Now, developers are making sneaky moves and, apparently starting with Duke Nukem Forever, we will be required to pay in order to play demos. Don't feed me any of the, "We're paying for Borderlands, not the demo!" nonsense. If that were the case, you would have purchased Borderlands a long time ago. And the only reason you're now excited about the Game of the Year edition is because it will give you access to the Duke Nukem Forever demo.

In a time period at which I've been seriously thinking about abandoning the industry all-together because of terrible practices and lack of creativity, this move only reinforces those thoughts. Sometimes I wonder why I hang around any longer. To put it lightly, some of the responses in this thread absolutely sicken me. To encourage this move is possibly the most disgusting act I've ever seen in my own personal history of having played video games.

dakan45