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Linux Gaming after Loki

Posted by michael on from the sorry-state-of-affairs dept.

mahdi13 writes "Linux Hardware has a great story about the past, present and future of Linux Gaming in 2003. They briefly touch on the commercial games available and what will be available for Linux in the near future. It is a good read and contains excellent information to keep the Linux Gamers satisfied with what is commercially available."

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  1. Loki Games by feed_me_cereal · · Score: 5, Informative

    Another great place to find loki games that wasn't mentioned in the article is used bookstores. I'm not sure if they're a nation-wide chain, but Half-priced books in columbus, OH usually has a bunch of loki linux games that I guess people probably bought thinking they were windows games. You can get most of them for a buck or two. I also found copies of quake3 a year ago at microcenter for $3! Though, I suppose at this point thats probably what you would expect to pay anywhere...

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  2. "Linux Gaming" by huntz0r · · Score: 5, Funny

    is that sort of like Windows Security?

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  3. Yeah by dolson · · Score: 5, Funny

    because Mac users have been playing Neverwinter Nights and UT2003 for months and us Linux users have been waiting for so long... Oh, wait...