I love gc/(and the wii on some extend), and even I contributed on the project many many years ago.
But why not concentrate the work giving it wayland suport?

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What? Atari is alive? I thought that only were releasing their old games and the vcs.
It's a zombie company eating another company. Hopefully don't become a zombie too.

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"The game has all the hallmarks expected to us", as I understand will be full of bugs like the other games that they made:smile:.
And I think it will be difficult to play on linux. I smell drm problems, directx problems, or others.

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It's sad to lose opengl version.
I don't think that dota needs anything that cannot be done with opengl.
I'm sure this will remove many players. Just last year I change my gf660 for a newer one because it's losing suport for the newer drivers, and seems that it's the minimum for this newer version.
The graphics cards are to expensive nowadays.

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I love this game. I have played many hours of my life.
Now I released that the last version is from 2010.
I know it's an already perfect game... but someone has to modernize it.

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Quoting: doomwarriorx

Quoting: WyattTurpinWhen the released the first X3D CPU, even they couldn't beat it easily. This is pretty much AMD just flexing that they have the best X86 CPUs. They soooo need to try getting into RISC CPUs.

Sorry your statement is rather confusing. There is not a single CISC processor on the market. AMD went RISC with the K5 which based on the RISC Am29k. The K6 on the RISC86 from Next. K7 had a lot of influences of DEC Alpha. X86 is only a Frontend Instruktion set not a single x86 sold really uses a x86 Backend. AMD could sure trade out the translator for an ARM CPU. They even did some Prototyps but imho canned it shourtly after.

I was thinking for a long time, it would be great a cpu that with software at runtime you can choose to have a hardware arm or risc-V core on the fly.
It could be really good for emulation.
But, I don't remember why, but I think I heared that if you build a hardware for x86 even if its not running internally x86 it's optimized and other architectures would run worse.
Or something like this.

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Yes, Project High rise its native. Why don't put it on a steam page?
I was away of my computer and I couldn't check.

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Also similar of "SimTower" is Project HighRise [External Link] is not native, but it works.

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Hope it can still run on normal linux.
No need to put STEAM_DECK=1 at least.

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Quoting: robvv

Quoting: jordicomaI have a rx6600xt and yesterday I tried the demo. It doesn't lunch.

Maybe you could try offering it dinner?

Sorry, english is not my first language.
Probably I should try:grin:

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