Yep, saw it, bought it... Can't play it.

My ancient and dying laptop is out of storage space! :><:

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Quoting: SabunI'm surprised they're suddenly interested in bringing it to Linux as well.

It begins with a stream, which becomes a river, which becomes rapids, which becomes a waterfall...

All these big publishers and these big games that have been becoming available to Linux-based operating systems over the last year or so?

It's the start of a revolution and it's only going to get better with time as more realize that Linux is not the barren wasteland so many developers have often considered it...

Quoting: compholioOMG, I would buy these games just for Commander Keen on Linux.

I hear you buddy, and I feel the same.

Quoting: JSVRamirezSuch a shame that DNF development ended up with Gearbox, one of the most Linux unfriendly devs out there. I'd love to have seen that in this box.

Yep.

Although Duke Nukem Forever wasn't as good as it was hyped-up to be/many people were expecting, it was nowhere near as bad as most of the media and the public made out... In fact, my biggest complaint was that the graphics looked a little out-dated.

Other than that, I quite liked Duke Nukem Forever.

I don't think we'll see it on Linux-based operating systems though, because as you pointed-out, Gearbox Software are notoriously anti-Linux...

Quoting: HamishI wonder what they are doing with Manhattan Project, whether or not it will be WINE wrapped or instead a proper native port.

It'll be a WINE port, because I highly doubt they'd go to the effort of natively porting a game that was only considered "average" to "above average" to begin with...

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