It's on my radar from this very moment.

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To be honest I'd be more interested in seeing my complete current list of Steam games ported to Linux than new-ish AAA games being ported. I "miss" my Windows partition due to this*, not for The Witcher 3 or Fallout 4.

Also, lately most of the new games I buy are via kickstarter and normally don't add a pledge unless they have a linux version.

Don't get me wrong though, at some point I will want to play The Witcher 3 or Fallout 4 too but they're just not my preference right now.

* I now I can play some games through a Steam Wine installation but not all of them work and it's just not ideal.

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Interesting idea, might give it a go.

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Quoting: Eike

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?

I believe people said "going to the arcade" or maybe to the arcade centre? Although couldn't confirm that, English is not my native language either.

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Is it closer to The Longest Journey or to Dreamfall? First one is amongst my favorites graphic adventures... Second has good narrative but as game it's a bit gash.

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I'm looking forward to put my hands on this game.

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Why they never port the ones I own. I need my Shogun 2!

Good news anyway :)

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Quoting: JudasIscariot

Quoting: ArehandoroCould someone please tell me how did he/she managed to install rc1 with winetricks and make it work? Since last update whenever I try to install a program/game wine complaints saying "bad exe format pathtothefile" and winetricks says all the time "wineserer not found". It's driving me a bit mad, can't seem to find the solution.

I saw on a forum that could be due to a broken link in one of the libs, can't remember now which one, but didn't work for me.

I simply compiled rc1 and rc2 from source and I've never seen this issue.

How are you installing WINE 1.8 anyways?

Via apt with sid repositories. I didn't think of compiling them, though. I will give it a try thanks :)

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Could someone please tell me how did he/she managed to install rc1 with winetricks and make it work? Since last update whenever I try to install a program/game wine complaints saying "bad exe format pathtothefile" and winetricks says all the time "wineserer not found". It's driving me a bit mad, can't seem to find the solution.

I saw on a forum that could be due to a broken link in one of the libs, can't remember now which one, but didn't work for me.

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Is the error "wineserver not found" solved in this rc2?

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