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free fps from http://www.castlewolfenstein.com/

I would post the full URI but activision assumes one has Flash and I don't.

she's a top engineer and can easily play 6 hours straight

Relax, B.J. Blazkowicz will finish them super-soldiers.

My vote goes to Return to Castle Wolfenstein without a doubt.
Even tho the single-player binaries have not yet been released, the multiplayer part will keep you busy for a while. It's being ported to single player as we speak, and the binaries can be found on iD Software's FTP server...
Support gaming under Linux; buy Return to Castle Wolfenstein from TuxGames!!

I have also enjoyed numerous games ported by LokiGames. Go to their site, and browse thru their catalog.
Titles I have enjoyed in 2001: Rune, Unreal Tourney, FAKK2, Soldier of Fortune, Tribes 2 and Alpha Centauri...

But RTCW [Return to Castle Wolfenstein] is still no. 1 ;-)
Get progress reports on Castle Wolfenstein port on LinuxGames and Christian Antkow's .plan file.

It's been a very good year for gaming in our favourite OS, let's hope it gets even better in 2002!!

Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.

Although probably already mentioned, I suggest everyone pick up a copy of Return to Castle Wolfenstein. I just beat it, and the game is incredible. To me, Unreal Tournament has been the best game for the past several years, but RtCW really whoops up on it. Its somewhat sad that it took 2 years for a game to finally beat UT, though UT is still an incredible game.

The QuakeIII engine has earned new respect in my book for running RtCW. The gameplay is incredible, the story is really cool, although definitely imaginary, and the graphics are beyond killer.

However, it requires a lot of system resources. The box says a 500 mhz box with a 16mb card, but if you want to see anything decent, I suggest at least an 800 with 512mb RAM and a good GeForce to get somewhere with the graphics.

Hope this helps.

-Vic