So Tak is the one to beg to to make the editor not crash on load and save project under non-GNOME environments?

Pretty pleeeease...? :whistle:

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Quoting: subI remember the 90s when a Neo Geo was extremely expensive,
especially the cartridges which featured extremely big memory for that time.

Far out of reach - for me. :)

Same here. It was said to have the quality of real video arcade(*) games - but it felt like it had the price of a complete video arcade(*) as well. :D

(*) Is there no expression like "arcade hall" or something in English to make clear it's an actual house?

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Quoting: Orkultus

Quoting: keikiThere is also a Linux version available for the unity editor in beta status:

http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/unity-on-linux-release-notes-and-known-issues.350256/ [External Link]

Download keeps failing for me.

I had the same problem. Fetching by wget worked though, it tries to download the rest on timeouts.

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Quoting: toorSo… they make you pay for wrapping those game in an emulator?

You pay for the games, mostly.

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almost ALL games available for Linux

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They are back in stock: http://www.sybergaming.com/products/steam-machine.aspx [External Link]

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Quoting: maodzedunHowever, the real blame lies with developers who go the quick and dirty route instead of writing clean code, which results in unplayable performance in on AMD and Intel and nerfed on Nvidia.

How many professional game implementations did you check to make these claims?
Because I'm sure at Feral they did check some.

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Quoting: PublicNuisanceHopefully it is accompanied by a sale like Bound By Flame :) A man can hope. between Steam and GOG sales lately I am running low on cash.

AFAIR, the big Linux releases were all accompanied by sales, right?

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Does anyone know why Bink video is that widely used?
What's the big advantage over say MPEG?
Is it more efficient for computer-generated graphics?

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Good news!

(Waiting for the comments of people who said they don't care for AMD...) :-(

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