Comments on: Debunking Linux and its Relationship with Gaming

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By: Stimpson J. Cat

Stimpson J. Cat — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 21:20:33 +0000

for those with the easy argument…

windows is not for games too (if you take on account the mediocre system) but it has games, so is not about the os but the game makers

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By: MajorPay

MajorPay — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 21:06:04 +0000

Rebunking linux gaming – no STEAM! (and I am saying 100% functional steam and Half Life 2 Team Deathmatch) – hacking to get partial functionality does NOT COUNT. And hacking Windows into Linux to run windows game IS NOT an argument for Linux. That is like saying a hair dryer would make a great toaster if I borrow enough pieces of the toaster (like everything but the heating element)!

Let’s get real people… Linux DOES NOT touch Windowz gaming natively, but it has some cool games no doubt. Linux is cool for the things it offers and the innovative open source community (and especially the Mini-OS that can be shoved in little devices like routers).

By: _Andrey_

_Andrey_ — Sat, 11 Aug 2007 14:59:06 +0000

Arkanoid: Space Ball.

http://www.wegroup.org/images/stories/arkanoid-space-ball_1.jpg

Arkanoid style game. Linux version – freeware.

http://www.wegroup.org/games/arkanoid-games/arkanoid-space-ball.html

By: justagame » Games and Linux

justagame » Games and Linux — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 20:19:51 +0000

[...] Worth reading about games on Linux. GameToons will hopefully support Linux. link [...]

By: Sm@cker

Sm@cker — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 17:41:06 +0000

Well, I thnik we need to add some more interesting games:

- Warzone2100 – RTS, with the air of Tiberian Sun and Total Annihilation heritage. 3D engine with quite a lot of interesting effects.
- Beyond the Red Line (btrl) – Space Fighting game, which is very hard to play without a joystick. The graphics IMHO are awesome
- Urban Terror, the CS-like game on Q3 engine. I play it a lot and could not enjoy more.
- Astro Menace, a 3D space shooter.
- Phobia III, a ‘crimson land’-like game with a hard gameplay.
- TA Spring, a total annihilation-remake.
- Drop Team, a multiplayer war-game
- BosWars, a futuristic RTS

And, mind you, there’re tons of commercial games (like the full version of DropTeam).

Americas Army should be removed and never again mentioned as they dropped Linux support quite some time ago and do not care about it at all.