Leftovers: Gaming
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GOG.com announces Linux support with more than fifty games
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GOG.com Launches Linux Support, Ahead Of Schedule
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GOG.com Offers Its First 50 Linux Games
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P-p-pick Up A SpaceChem: GOG Now Supports Linux
“The year of the Linux desktop” is a phrase people have tossed around with increasing irony since the nineties, but it was never going to arrive explosively. Linux has slowly grown and spread into homes through friendly distributions like Ubuntu and Mint, installed as easy and safer alternatives to Windows or to freshen up old duffers (my netbook is Minty fresh now). Games have followed.
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GOG.com Officially Starts Rolling Out Linux Games
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GOG to offer 50 games for Linux! It’s huge
If you have been following our coverage of the gaming scene, then you might remember us speculating on the possibility of Good Old Games (GOG.com) going to introduce Linux games. A few days following that article, GOG actually confirmed that they did indeed plan on getting Linux as another platform where they would introduce games regularly and promised about a 100 games by fall of this year. Now it seems that GOG managed to push their worker elves and the penguin folks hard enough that they are ready to release about 50 of the promised games for Linux.
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An original RPG made by Astronauts, Project Tools
The game is set to release on Linux, Mac, Windows, Xbox One, PS4 & Wii U simultaneously. More information can be found over at the Project Tools website, along with the different game packages.
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Interview With Aspyr Media About Civilization V & Linux Gaming
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Yet another storefront to sell your Linux games
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