Quoting: boltronicsDead Island Riptide

Yeah, I've bought that one, too. Good to know it also works fine with Wine :)

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I bought Dead Island some time ago and its native "port" runs like arse. I'm glad it works with Wine – with 2.5-3x FPS and no crashes unlike the native port. I did not try the Definitive Editions yet but because of the odd state of official Linux support I might skip these.

Without Wine I'd have missed the incredible amount of fun playing Dead Island. Slicing zombies into pieces is highly underrated.

Without Wine I'd have been unable to complete BioShock 2 and many other games I've bought before I left the gruesome world of Microsoft Windows.

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Meh. I'll wait until I've upgraded my hardware (maybe Q1 2017 or later, depends on Vega's release).

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Quoting: RedneckI enjoyed so much Dirt Showdown, specifically the multiplayer! And i got Saints 2,3 and 4 with all dlc last month. So far I'm cranking hours on sr2, it has just everything i was missing from San Andreas!
Looking forward for Bioshock and Spec ops too.

Dammit, I forgot Dirt Showdown. It's another good VP port which runs surprisingly well.

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Hey, they weren't that bad. I had quite some fun playing BInfinite, SpecOps: The Line and Saints Row.

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It even runs on my old Latitude D531 typewriter with Mesa (r300) oO

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Quoting: liamdawe(...) stop flipping tables (...)

Okay, I'm putting the table back :D

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Quoting: jordicomaI watch a video review from LGR (youtube), he is a dukenukem 3d fan, he complains that it's 20$ for a chapter, the sound is worse (it has some more sound), some graphic twitches, you cannot save (only rewind), no linux or mac support, and also says that the maps are not compatible with eduke32.

Wow, that sucks. Thanks for the info :(

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Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour is the new updated title that only supports Windows, as it uses DirectX 11. Seems a fair few people are pretty unhappy with this new edition too.

Does it run on eDuke32? Does it work with eDuke32?

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