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Looks like there's truth in the rumors that Xbox Live Arcade would see a port of Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project. A listing for the 2002 side-scrolling action game has turned up on Microsoft's official Xbox Live Arcade website.

There's no pricing info or planned release date provided on the site, but you can likely expect Manhattan Project to fall in line with Duke Nukem 3D's $10 (800 Microsoft points) price tag. And just like the original version, the XBLA release of Manhattan Project sports an M rating from the ESRB -- thanks, no doubt, to Duke's trademark chauvinistic banter and all that sweet, sweet violence.

Aiursrage2k wrote:

Looks like there's truth in the rumors that Xbox Live Arcade would see a port of Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project. A listing for the 2002 side-scrolling action game has turned up on Microsoft's official Xbox Live Arcade website.

There's no pricing info or planned release date provided on the site, but you can likely expect Manhattan Project to fall in line with Duke Nukem 3D's $10 (800 Microsoft points) price tag. And just like the original version, the XBLA release of Manhattan Project sports an M rating from the ESRB -- thanks, no doubt, to Duke's trademark chauvinistic banter and all that sweet, sweet violence.

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The breach-of-contract lawsuit filed against the longtime developer of the longtime-developed Duke Nukem Forever has been settled and ended. Both sides agreed to pay their own legal costs, and neither can sue on the same grounds again.

Shacknews was first to report that Take-Two Interactive's suit against 3D Realms/Apogee Ltd was dismissed with a very brief stipulation signed and filed May 28 by both sides, who agreed to terminate the litigation and pay their own bills. Further, the matter is "dismissed with prejudice," which means neither side can bring their claims again.