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Feral Interactive are teasing our minds with a new clue for a Linux & Mac port to come. It's time to get your thinking caps on.

Here's their new clue in the Very Soon section:
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"808 SB12S" is the clue.

As usual, I will leave it up to you lot who are way better than I am at decrypting Feral's teasers.

Feral sure do have quite a few games coming out this year for us, exciting. I just hope they continue to work on previous ports like XCOM 2 and Tomb Raider which aren't quite up to scratch. We are already behind on the recent XCOM 2 patch and DLC, so it's time for them to up their game. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Ehvis May 31, 2016
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Has anybody else noticed that the Feral Radar stopped working on Firefox after the last update?
logge Jun 1, 2016
Quoting: EhvisHas anybody else noticed that the Feral Radar stopped working on Firefox after the last update?
Doesn't seem to work with IE either. Chrome won't connect to the inet from here. Is it, that the teasers disappeared, or have they stopped working on them?
Ehvis Jun 1, 2016
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It does still work for me on Chrome.
logge Jun 1, 2016
It is Dune (not Dune II): http://www.goodolddays.net/diskimages/id%2C808/


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ChloeWolfieGirl Jun 1, 2016
I'd love it to be doom but I strongly think it isn't
janpan Jun 2, 2016
Is it doom yet ?
GBee Jun 4, 2016
As has already been said more than once in this thread - Mars = God of WAR and "808 SB12S" = mc HAMMER - so the ONLY valid answer can be "Total War: Warhammer" or "[u]Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II" both of which we already know about but neither of which have been previously confirmed by [b]Feral themselves.

Feral seem to be on a mission to bring the entire Total War series to linux whether we want them or not.

So can we all stop pretending that we don't know the answer already?


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GBee Jun 4, 2016
Just in case you were serious, which I doubt you were ...

Why would Volition go to a third party to port Red Faction Guerilla when they already have in-house experience of porting their games to linux with the Saint's Row series?

Why when we already know that both Warhammer games are coming to linux, with Feral the most likely porter for both games given their history (and their fingerprints all over the SteamDB for Warhammer 40k), would the least likely answer of Red Faction Guerilla be the right answer?

Remember, that while we know both Warhammer games are coming, Feral haven't officially confirmed either. The ToW game was confirmed by Creative Assembly (no mention of porter) and WH4K: DoW was confirmed by the appearance of repos months back in SteamDB.
Samsai Jun 4, 2016
Quoting: GBeeJust in case you were serious, which I doubt you were ...

Why would Volition go to a third party to port Red Faction Guerilla when they already have in-house experience of porting their games to linux with the Saint's Row series?
Saints Rows are not in-house ports. They were done by VP (Virtual Programming).
Silas Mortimer Jun 4, 2016
There's a subwoofer with the model SB12.

http://www.amazon.com/SVS-SB12-NSD-400-watt-Controlled-Subwoofer/product-reviews/B009F8Y7SO

Also, any time I see the letters "SB", I think Strong Bad. Though I'd be surprised to see anything Homestar related, unfortunately. I just find it funny.
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