Here is some Sunday reading for you from other gaming sites across the internet. Not much generally happens on a Sunday and we use it as a catch-up day here, so hopefully this will be a regular article.
After the recent Microsoft buy-out of Minecraft's studio Mojang, RootGamer took a look at Minetest.
LGC did their thing and did a video review of Hack 'n' Slash the new game from Double Fine Productions. They gave it three out of four, so it seems to be well worth a look.
Phoronix covered some graphics card related changes heading into the Linux 3.18 Kernel. Phoronix also did a comparison of performance across different desktops on Ubuntu that makes for an interesting read, but the results do seem a bit all over the place.
RockPaperShotgun covered Wasteland 2 in their "Wot I Think" series, so if you're still on the fence about buying it then that may help with your decision. Lots of other places covered it too, and it seems the general consensus is that it's pretty good.
Our casting guru Samsai will be taking a look at it soon too!
Also if anyone from the above sites, or anyone at all wishes to highlight their content/game/whatever on GamingOnLinux anytime in an article feel free to do so, you can submit articles to us directly or just email a tip to say an article is out.
What are you planning to play this fine Sunday? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
After the recent Microsoft buy-out of Minecraft's studio Mojang, RootGamer took a look at Minetest.
LGC did their thing and did a video review of Hack 'n' Slash the new game from Double Fine Productions. They gave it three out of four, so it seems to be well worth a look.
Phoronix covered some graphics card related changes heading into the Linux 3.18 Kernel. Phoronix also did a comparison of performance across different desktops on Ubuntu that makes for an interesting read, but the results do seem a bit all over the place.
RockPaperShotgun covered Wasteland 2 in their "Wot I Think" series, so if you're still on the fence about buying it then that may help with your decision. Lots of other places covered it too, and it seems the general consensus is that it's pretty good.
Our casting guru Samsai will be taking a look at it soon too!
Also if anyone from the above sites, or anyone at all wishes to highlight their content/game/whatever on GamingOnLinux anytime in an article feel free to do so, you can submit articles to us directly or just email a tip to say an article is out.
What are you planning to play this fine Sunday? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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"They gave it three out of four" Thats what happen when COD player made a review! Hack 'n' Slash 10/10
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"They gave it three out of four" Thats what happen when COD player made a review! Hack 'n' Slash 10/10
Yeah, Hack 'n' Slash is awesome.
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"They gave it three out of four" Thats what happen when COD player made a review! Hack 'n' Slash 10/10
Considering their scoring system, 3/4 is a truly remarkable score.
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LGC gave FTL 2 out of 4, those are not reviewers to consider when u want info about a game. FTL is critically acclaimed all across the internet and gaming landscape for its game mechanics. they shot it down over its graphics. if u do that then obviously u missed the whole point of the game...just saying
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