
Ahh! Can't wait to emerge it!David Holmes wrote:It's not really new, but it was just added to Portage and I don't think it's been mentioned here yet.
Star Control 2 was a legendary game for DOS and 3DO, and the 3DO version has been released as free software as The Ur-Quan Masters and ported to SDL.
emerge uqm to install it. It's pretty big, 140 MB or so?

Wow, made my day here. I used to play to original mac game years back, and hassled the developers at the time for a Windows version.alec wrote:Escape Velocity: Nova for Windows has just been release by Ambrosia Software. It's shareware, and it works wonderfully under WineX. I tested it with WineX-3.0 and needed to install the latest Quicktime, which also went without a hitch. The sound isn't perfect, but will do.
I ought to add that now that I've been with Escape Velocity: Nova for a while in Linux and in Windows, it definitly loses speed in Linux - I was getting around 40 fps in Windows but only 10 in Linux. It's not a huge difference in practice, but it might be on a slightly less beastly machine :)tomaw wrote:Wow, made my day here. I used to play to original mac game years back, and hassled the developers at the time for a Windows version. :)
Tom
The Gamespot blurb.iGames Publishing and S2 Games have announced that Savage: The Battle for Neweth will ship with full Linux support. The Linux version will be functionally identical to its Windows counterpart and will ship on the same CD-ROM. The Linux version is already a part of the ongoing beta testing of the game.

Another vote for Gents! This is definetly something lacking. Should take a few minutes to make an ebuild of this...gralves wrote:Gens for Linux updated - 20 July , 2003

Thats from the porter's website.. updated today...America's Army:
We're wrapping up the Linux and Mac betas and going through the motions
to get this out to the world. Expect it early next week.
I guess it's better late than never! I'm dying to play those great modes in Linux without WINE.... the post is old, but i'm positive i read about it being finished somewhere - does anyone know?Valve announce Linux port of Half-Life- 1/4/2001- crazney
Yes ladies and gentlemen, its true..
In a press release on the morning of Sunday, 1st of April, 2001 Valve CEO Gabe Newell announced that they had secretly been working on a Linux port of the most popular game, Half-Life.
"We have taken alot of offensive email recently, asking for a port, all the while we have been secretly porting the game, it has been alot of fun."
Valve's marketing department speculate that Half-Life will be a top seller for the Linux platform, despite the fact its getting relitvly old, and that it seems to work flawlessly under WINE.
"We think that most of the Linux Half-Life players will purchase the game, in order to get native support, better performance and ofcourse to support the Linux gaming industry. Sales of Half-Life will determain if we port Teams Fortress 2 to linux".
So there you go people.. 1st of April 2001 will go down in the linux history books![]()
Lisandro wrote:I *knew* i had seen this one before, but in case you guys didn't knew... from Linux Half-life:
I guess it's better late than never! I'm dying to play those great modes in Linux without WINE.... the post is old, but i'm positive i read about it being finished somewhere - does anyone know?Valve announce Linux port of Half-Life- 1/4/2001- crazney
Yes ladies and gentlemen, its true..
In a press release on the morning of Sunday, 1st of April, 2001 Valve CEO Gabe Newell announced that they had secretly been working on a Linux port of the most popular game, Half-Life.
"We have taken alot of offensive email recently, asking for a port, all the while we have been secretly porting the game, it has been alot of fun."
Valve's marketing department speculate that Half-Life will be a top seller for the Linux platform, despite the fact its getting relitvly old, and that it seems to work flawlessly under WINE.
"We think that most of the Linux Half-Life players will purchase the game, in order to get native support, better performance and ofcourse to support the Linux gaming industry. Sales of Half-Life will determain if we port Teams Fortress 2 to linux".
So there you go people.. 1st of April 2001 will go down in the linux history books![]()