What game took 15 years to make?
On May 24, 2011, Gearbox announced that Duke Nukem Forever had gone gold after 15 years. It holds the Guinness world record for the longest development for a video game, at 14 years and 44 days, though this period was exceeded in 2022 by Beyond Good and Evil 2 and in 2024 by the Game Boy Advance game Kien. But did you know one game took 15 YEARS to make? The record for the longest development cycle of a fully released game belongs to Duke Nukem Forever.
What is the longest cutscene ever?
The official guinness world record for the longest cutscene sequence in a game is 71 minutes and belongs to mgs 4. Metal gear solid 4: guns of the patriots has a single continuous cutscene that’s over 70 minutes long, and over 8 hours of cutscenes in total.