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Games for LINUX? - nobbie - 02-22-2004 I have just installed SuSE Linux Professional 9.0 as second OP on my computer, especially for Internet and (free) Office applications. Does anybody know of good games for Linux (with URL's please)? And, is Neverwinter Nights available for Linux? Where can I order the Linux version of it, if it is available? Games for LINUX? - Kevin - 02-22-2004 You'll want to look into WINE and the others like it so that you can run windows apps under Linux I don't have it bookmarked any more but there are several linux compatibility sites that give you lots of info on getting windows games running under different linux flavors. I don't think NWN has a native linux client, but there is a linux server for it. Games for LINUX? - kandrathe - 02-22-2004 http://nwn.bioware.com/downloadsnuxclient.html Games for LINUX? - Quark - 02-22-2004 NWN supports a Linux client and a Linux server. Here's the details: http://nwn.bioware.com/downloadsnuxclient.html As for other games, I really don't know. I haven't followed it at all, as when I want to play a game I'll be doing it in Windows anyway. Games for LINUX? - yangman - 02-22-2004 Nethack. ;) Games for LINUX? - nobbie - 02-22-2004 Thanks for the tips everyone! :) Games for LINUX? - Roland - 02-23-2004 Windows Environment Emulation: WINE WineX Console Emulation: FCE Ultra ZSNES Generator Infinity Engine Emulator: GemRB Games (some of the following may work on multiple platforms, including Windows): The Linux Game Tome Tux Games Abuse-SDL Arkhart Boson Freespace 2 Heretic Linux-Games Pingus PoMPoM Games Simutrans Tenes Empanadas Graciela L.O.S.E.R. Vendetta XShipWars Among many others (many of the following work on multiple platforms, including Windows): Advanced Strategic Command Adromeda 9 Battle for Wesnoth Crimson Fields Crossfire D1X D2X Doom Legacy Epiar Freeciv FreeCNC FreeCol Globulation 2 Legends: Coming of a New Age Maelstrom PlaneShift The Ur-Quan Masters I also highly recommend checking out your local game software store's bargain bin. I've picked up several titles for Linux from my local EBX, including Descent 3 and another game. Also, check out Tux Games - you'll have to pay, but it's the best way to get Linux games, especially commercial games. I have loads more links, but I'm too tired to list them all. It would take me over an hour. :P Poke around, especially on Sourceforge. You'll find lots of projects. And if you need any older versions of WineX, I happen to have a few copies. Just drop me a PM. Edit: One more link. ;) Thangoradrim - The Angband Page Games for LINUX? - Mephista - 02-23-2004 Well, maybe just a little. I loved playing it at the lab on our linux machines. It's strangely addictive, and had the added bonus of being the only game other than UT sanctioned by the Powers That Be. =) |