Leftovers: Gaming
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Terraria Still Planned For Linux, Due After The 1.3 Release
The developers of Terraria have recently commented on a reddit post, and they mentioned Linux is still planned for the game.
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Arma 3 Is Officially Being Worked On For Linux By An External Team, Won’t Be Native
The Arma developers have confirmed that an external team is working on the Linux version, and that it won’t be native.
For me, I don’t really care what a game uses anymore, as long as it is stable and performs well on reasonable hardware. If it does that, then fab!
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A Brief History of Steam
There’s no question that Steam has become an ubiquitous part of PC gaming. Some have hailed it as the savior of PC gaming, while others have seen it as more of a necessary evil. Whether or not you’re a fan, Steam is here to stay. Its massive storefront contains over 4,500 games, and some 125 million people actively use the service. The question we’re trying to answer here is this: How the hell did Steam get to where it is today?
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