Quoting: Quote from liamdawe

Quoting: Quote from Chris ThornettGood news! It's a bit harsh to call Unity's popularity a monopoly though, when they chose to support Linux while game engine/dev software didn't and still don't - They should be applauded.

Maybe Monopoly isn't the best way to describe it, but it's still mostly true.

While yes it's good they support Linux, they still have no plans to port the editor, so no real applause from me yet.

does it really matter on which platform a game has been developed ?  yes for the developer but no for the gamer.  I really don't care if doublefine developed their last game on windows or on a psvita.  so maybe a bit harsh about the no applause, they should be applauded tbh.

btw you seem to forget about Unigine, they have their engine linux ready for long time, just can't seem to get many games out of it on any platform.

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downloading right now from the kickstarter, planning the weekend for this one :)

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filed a bug a while back, got a reply, answered with as much detail as I could but moment I mentioned KDE I never got a follow up, found that a bit odd

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Quoting: Quotecrossover is now on beta 13.0.0.beta2, using wine 1.74 with some fixes.

How did you get the 13.0.0.beta2? I only have CrossOver 12.5.1 in my download list.

got an email from crossover, signed up to be part of the beta cycles ages ago, so don't know any better

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crossover is now on beta 13.0.0.beta2, using wine 1.74 with some fixes.  my Rift experience went from 12-14FPS to 42-48FPS in the same spot, sort of amazing 

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Quoting: Quote from Anonymous

Quoting: Quote from BumadarAlso available as abandonware and runs perfect in dosbox

You obviously don't know what abandonware means... Anyway the new release has a number of improvements over the original. Personally I'd appreciate not having to pull out the booklet for the flavor text.

I do know what it means, but the simpel fact is the game is available on many of the abandonware sites thus my comment stands.

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Also available as abandonware and runs perfect in dosbox

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Seems to be a 4 hour game with a crap ending, steam forums are pretty upset about this, more info at www.kotaku.com/no-cash-and-a-failed-kickstarter-is-why-dark-matter-end-1448432784

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this game was the reason for buying your first CD-rom player, if you got the bucks then maybe even a 2x speed !!! creating a device in your config.sys and adding mscdex.exe in your autostart.bat... and seeing that D: work !!!!  aaaaw the days ;)

I wonder how many times this has been re-released though, amazing

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after reading the story behind the original [External Link] J.u.l.i.a, the enhanced edition is a must buy :)

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