The Take Two vs. 3D Realms lawsuit just got a bit more complicated (if it wasn’t complicated enough as it is). In the lawsuit, Take Two has raised new claims, alleging that 3D Realms received at least $2.5 million last year to fund development of Duken Nukem Forever, money which Take Two now believes 3D Realms stuffed in an off shore account in order to avoid paying it back, which it was legally obliged to do after September 2009, had the game not been completed by that date.

Finally breaking the code of silence on Duke Nukem Forever, George Broussard of 3D Realms offered word that the game is finally coming together.

“There are several hours of fairly polished game to play,” he said, adding that they are currently getting feedback from play testers. “It’s fun, it’s in focus, we know what bits are fun and which are not, and it’s just a matter of time now. I’ve probably never been as happy or excited about the game as I am these days.”

It has been a decade since the game entered development. Hopefully it will be released sometime soon… maybe in the next five years or so.