Leftovers: Games
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Internet Archive releases hundreds of classic game console ROMs
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PIXEL PIRACY A 2D Pirate Sandbox Game With Ship Building Is Now On Linux
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Door Kickers Real Time Tactics Alpha 7 Released
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My Top 10 Linux Games 2013 – Part 1
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My Top 10 Linux Games 2013 – Part 2
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The PlayStation 4 Does Use The FreeBSD Kernel, Mono
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Why Sony Is Using LLVM/Clang On The PlayStation 4
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Humble Bundle Android 8 Adds 3 More Games
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OpenRA Puts Out Holiday Game Release
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Valve's Giving Away L4D2 As A Christmas Present
While ardent Linux gamers have likely already heard and own a copy, for those that didn't hear yet Valve's latest kindness, the Linux-friendly entertainment company is giving away their very popular Left 4 Dead 2 game today and tomorrow as a Christmas present to gamers.
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New OpenRA Holiday Release!
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Tesseract Open-Source Engine Handles GL3, Oculus Rift
While in some of the past years we have seen new Sauerbraten / Cube 2 game releases around Christmas and the end of the year, there's no indications of any imminent releases this year, but the Tesseract fork is continuing to show signs of hope for another non-ioquake3-based game engine with improved visuals. Tesseract is derived from Cube 2: Sauerbraten but with much better visuals.
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