as above really, this is great news; for me any native linux client runs far better than it's windows counterpart.
source: http://www.linux-gamers.com/
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as above really, this is great news; for me any native linux client runs far better than it's windows counterpart.
source: http://www.linux-gamers.com/
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Great news. I'll be definately buying quake 4, maybe ss2 too cos i tried the demo, and it was pretty cool, gameplay and gfx wise.
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WOW thats cool! I hope many companies will make native linux clients in the future.
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I rarely touch a game these days, unless it's Sim City 3000 or a great release like Doom3. However, I'll definitely go out and buy these 2 when they're released. I just wish the game manufacturers had a reliable gauge to base their linux sales on, instead of just projections based off linux binary downloads...
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Wow Serious Sam 2, that is definitivly some good news.
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this is awesome news, I'll be paying for both just to show support for the developers who're willing to support us!
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Great news!
I've already played Serious Sam 2 in windows. I was pleasantly surprised to have it running on an athlon 1600+ xp and an ATI 9600 pro. It even runs on cards that have no DX9 support at all. If they actually release a linux client I'm definately buying it.
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