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Scott Miller (Apogee) - Interview

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Scott Miller is the gaming legend who founded Apogee Software and 3D Realms. He's best known in our circles for being a pioneer of the shareware model that helped change gaming forever.

Scott also helped launch some amazing titles including Duke Nukem 3D, Max Payne, Commander Keen and Raptor. Scott shares some amazing stories on his hit titles, how he helped id Software on their way and also the truth behind Duke Nukem Forever and whether we may finally see a new Duke Nukem movie!

Max Payne's bullet time creation, how Captain Planet almost cost Duke his iconic name and an amazing story on working with Leonardo Di Caprio all included in this amazing interview!

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