Quoting: elmapulSega Next please!
i really didnt had an atari-childhood but i played some of those games on other platforms.

sega on the other hand...

Sega does have a decent library of Linux games thanks to Feral, so who knows...

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Well they have some games they could port...
http://store.steampowered.com/search/?publisher=Atari [External Link]
And these classics running on the box will probably be Atari Vault, no? But the machine will need to have some big titles, maybe even exclusives, to take off.

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While I get the idea, I don't think it will be a success. $10 a month to access 60 indie games? Pretty much the same as netflix with loads of "AAA" series?

Also, for $10 a month you can get yourself a new humble bundle, which will quickly add up to 60 indie games (for keeps!) before the year runs its course. Or add two more dollars and get a highly-curated hb monthly bundle with both indie and AAA games, though admittedly not necessarily for Linux.

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Quoting: cRaZy-bisCuiT

Quoting: Geppeto35Could be nice for our young children as well (always looking for games that open mind and matches children sensibilities)?

Children, especially in conjunction with the word young, are supposed not to stick to TV and gaming. Take them outside and play and explore the world with them then just going for the comfortable way to make them being silenced because they're occupied by gaming.

Kids want to have fun as well, you know? Kicking them out so that you can enjoy silence at home is not always the best option. Games are great when the weather is foul.

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Note that VAT will be added for EU purchases.

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Just no new achievements please, lest it breaks my 100% completion again.

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Quoting: razing32

Quoting: etonbearsIt is notable that any "philosophical advantage" of open development does not yet seem to have produced a significant body of high-quality games.

If I may , wouldn't this have more to do with lack of other professions joining in also ?
Sure we have coders who can script a great game.
But without artists , musicians , composers , art directors , voice actors and so on , how far can we truly get towards a great game.
Just my two cents.

It's easy to contribute code under permissive licence, because it's usually only useful in that one place anyway. Artists can have a bigger dilemma, because once they create a sprite or a tune for an open-source game, they're likely to see it floating around the web, reused 100 times without as much as attribution.

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♥ DICE, I loved your Pinballs on Amiga, I loved Benefactor, in fact I still play them sometimes on FS-UAE - I hope I can also play your newer games some day on SteamOS. ;-)

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Quoting: wolfyrionbtw there is a free DLC for Total Warhammer, you have to go to there web page create or login to your account and activate it through steam

Two things of interest here:
1. it is redeemed via oauth, which was supposedly turned off a while ago - yet again it's proved that select publishers still have access to this feature
2. it says it was redeemed successfully, yet doesn't show up in my library, possibly it's not available on Linux (yet?)

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Rise of the Tomb Raider, of course

Also, I'm eagerly waiting for Hitman Season 2!

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