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The State of Linux Gaming
The State of Linux Gaming
Posted Sep 23, 2004 13:02 UTC (Thu) by Klavs (subscriber, #10563)Parent article: The State of Linux Gaming
Something that would be very interesting, is how many commercial game companies develop for Linux? Loki went bust, and whose left? Sometimes a good game is worth paying for :)
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The State of Linux Gaming
Posted Sep 23, 2004 14:40 UTC (Thu) by RobSeace (subscriber, #4435) [Link]
Well, id and Epic are both pretty big names in PC gaming, and both of themhave released Linux versions of their games for quite a while now, and both
continue to do so... Various others do as well... TuxGames.com currently
lists about 50 different commercial games available for purchase, which run
natively on Linux... So, we're certainly not completely devoid of native
commercial games... Though, admittedly, we could use a lot more, too...