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Quoting: liamdaweIt's actually in the tags on the homepage, and in articles themselves. However, this is a repeating request as people seem to miss it, so I have given the Early Access tag a unique colour to make it stand out as I agree it's one of the more important ones to highlight.

I haven't noticed the tag before, now it's better visible, thank you. I wonder, could this particular tag be displayed in the article headline (at the end) as well? When coming from an RSS reader, I skip the front page, so the first time I see the tag is at the end of the article.

I've given tags their own line in the RSS content right above the main text, as they weren't shown at all before. Hopefully that helps, I don't wish to put it into titles though. Anyway, this is all a bit too offtopic, any other suggestions add them to the forum :)

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Quoting: ripperIf possible, please always mention early access titles in the article title or early in the description. There are quite a few people who avoid any early access games and it's a bit frustrating to learn about it only after reading the whole article and then looking at the steam page. Thank you!

It's actually in the tags on the homepage, and in articles themselves. However, this is a repeating request as people seem to miss it, so I have given the Early Access tag a unique colour to make it stand out as I agree it's one of the more important ones to highlight.

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Done, also I think it's time to remove Desura from the store list question don't you?

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Quoting: KimyrielleAm I missing something here, or wasn't the idea of the Greenlight process to weed out utterly horrible games before they get published?

The problem is, people click Yes for anything now, and that's all that is really needed.

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I've changed the title to "Sales Statistics From Super Win The Game, All Platforms Did Badly", to better represent what the article is actually about. I'm ill, leave me alone :P

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Quoting: sevenis xenonauts on steam also native?

http://steamcommunity.com/games/223830/announcements/detail/786233440456963461 [External Link]

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Quoting: amelcherYou're friendly neighborhood porter here. Xenonauts was re-ported native by Humbl+Knockout Games.

Love,
Aaron

Thanks for the clear up, I was just coming here to clear it up after checking the Steam store for it. Great work dude!

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It was KOTOR II.

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Quoting: operaI don't get the negative attiude of this article. It's not Linux fault that a game gets low sales numbers overall. All what matters here (from our Linux based point of view) is the percentage of Linux sales and that number is quite nice in this case. Cheers!

I deal in harsh truths sometimes, I don't fanboy everything about Linux gaming to sugar-coat it.

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Quoting: XzylSupport costs on all platforms Liam, if n hours is dedicated to this everyday issues get backed up but there isn't actually a cost overhead unless he himself/they themselves can't fix the problems in house or have to hire an additional programmer for lack of knowledge on said platform.

A very obvious point, yes support costs on all platforms, but the more platforms you have: the more issues you will get.

There is always an overhead: time.

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