Leftovers: Gaming
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Launching into Orbit
We’re excited to announce today the release of a BioWare project that’s unlike anything we’ve done before. Over the past few months, the BioWare Online Services team has been working hard on the next-generation of our online technology platform: Orbit.
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The Big SuperTuxKart Update Is Almost Ready
Towards the end of last year a development version of a big new version of SuperTuxKart was released that brought a new OpenGL 3.1+ graphics engine and other improvements. The new SuperTuxKart game looks great (especially for being an open-source game) and is now closer to being officially released with now having an RC version out.
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Humble Indie Bundle 14 Drops Torchlight 2, Outlast, and Other Awesome Games on Linux
Following on the footsteps of the fantastic success of the previous Humble Indie Bundle initiatives, the awesome people behind Humble Bundle, Inc. have put together yet another amazing collection of cross-platform games entitled Humble Indie Bundle 14.
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New Linux Gaming Survey For April
The new GOL survey for April is now available, so please make sure to fill it in if you have the time.
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Team Fortress 2 Update Brings Balancing Fixes
Team Fortress 2 is an online multiplayer game developed by Valve and it's one of the most popular titles on Steam for Linux. A new update has been released for it, and it applies to the Linux version as well.
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Grass Simulator Fully Released With Linux Support
April Fools! Wait, this is real? Grass Simulator added Linux support recently, and today they have released the final version.
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