Here is the latest instalment of Steam's Hardware Survey, as usual we do our monthly thing and compare it and talk about it and make sure you know not to use it as a hard figure.
So the first Steam Machine has been shown off and it looks awesome with some decent specifications to boot.
Here comes the latest issue of The Funding Crowd, bringing the best looking campaigns aiming to fund Linux games.
I haven't reviewed a game for a while so it's time to take a proper look at Pandora: First Contact in a video and a small review.
Valve's Steam Dev Days conference is just under two months away, and already it looks like Linux will be a hot topic.
Welcome to The Funding Crowd, supplementary edition #23.1! We were running a little late on issue #23 (particularly with respect to ending deadlines of a couple Hidden Gems) but there were a few more projects that we really wanted to cover.
Here is the latest instalment of Steam's Hardware Survey, as usual we do our monthly thing and compare it and talk about it and make sure you know not to use it as a hard figure.
Something that has bugged me for some time now is the use of the term PC to describe Windows, in the time we live in PC is such an insanely broad term why do developers still say PC?
The Funding Crowd is back, slightly overdue but nonetheless full of the brightest and the best among the Linux games crowdfunding campaigns.
Soon to filter into a new build for the main client are some rather some nice fixes for the Linux client of Steam.
I have said before they would launch a store and they finally did, it also has a sale for the next 24 hours to celebrate!
Another blog post from Josh about the teams effort to bring the Leadwerks game creation kit to Linux.
So id Software are moving Quake Live from a browser game to a native game, the bad news is they won't be supporting Linux (Or Mac).
So today marks a whole year of having the Steam client on Linux, how will you celebrate or do you still refuse to use it?
Double Fine did a blog entry about them support Linux with their games, makes for a nice read so I thought I should highlight it for you.
Telltale Games' CTO, Kevin Bruner mentions during a Reddit AMA that Linux support is something that's being considered, though it is not likely to be seen soon.
So it seems a few major tech websites (and Seattle Times) have had some hands on time with a SteamBox prototype.
The Cheapskate's Corner is back on the spookiest night of the year! If you're too old to go trick-or-treating but are nonetheless afraid to go out tonight, just keep reading and get the best deals to game the night away.
The Funding Crowd is back two weeks after our previous edition. Yeah, we've been pretty busy searching among the new campaigns and selecting the best ones to be spotlighted on our column just for you.
Ever since the Steam Hardware & Software Survey began showing Linux statistics, I've been asked to write about it. This month I've taken some time to talk about why the survey is important, pitfalls to watch out for when interpreting it, and some suggestions for improvement. I also take a look at how Linux userbase figures shift when adjusted for title count and find an interesting correlation.
