Gearbox Wants To Know If You Worked On Duke Nukem Forever

A game doesn't spend 14 years in development hell without featuring a revolving door of employees working on it. With the light at the end of the tunnel in sight (May 3rd to be precise), Gearbox wants to make sure that everyone gets their deserved credit. To help make this possible, they've recently launched a website where you can tell them when you worked on Duke Nukem Forever.

If you played any role in DNF's development, you might want to head over to the site so you can see your name amongst many more in the credits. I sold several copies of Duke Nukem: Land of the Babes when I worked at Funcoland back in high school, so I'm wondering if I'm eligible for helping finance the Forever project.