I use Linux 99% of the time, and Windows XP 1% of the time when I just have to play a game made for Windows XP. If the games were installed on Linux, I would play the games a LOT more often. It's really just too much of a pain to boot Windows when I am already working in Linux and want a break.

My favorite games are: the HalfLife series, Portal, and BioShock.

When/If Valve/Steam come to Linux I'll be in Heaven.

I doubt I'll ever buy a game for Windows again (or buy another Windows OS for that matter), but would definitely pay retail $ for a game that works natively in Linux.

I still like Medal of Honor

I want that one too!!!! It doesn't seem to work in wine!

Starcraft 2

My Votes:

(Games i would like to see ported to Linux)
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1.) Starwars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy

2.) Starcraft

3.) Diablo 2

4.) Quake 3 and 4

5.) Counter-Strike

6.) Half-life

7.) 4x4 Evolution 1 and 2

8.) Rise of Nations

9.) Unreal Tournament series

10.) Counter Strike Source

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I am willing to pay the amount in which I bought the game itself. I would like to be able to play the game called "Fate". I used to play it all the time but now I can't sadly :'(

I am really fond of gaming but unfortunately there aren't much games made for linux. It is the only reason that i still have windows wasting some of my hard disk space.

I would really like to see all of the games to be made for linux.

However, I have blood frontier on linux which is really great to play.

Quake 3 and 4 are already in linux. not sure but i think unreal is too. http://icculus.org/~ravage/unreal/unrealgold/

One more time, the point of being able to run in WINE is NOT the issue here!!! We are talking about actual ports for LINUX.

The whole point of this is to be able to do away with Wine and get the software vendors to do their part and port things not only for Windows or Mac, but also have a port for LINUX as well!

Alot of people with that attitude (I can get it working under WINE) will just discourage what we are trying to accomplish)!

Ahhhhhhhhh....but the only thing that Blizzard got accomplished was the name change....

If you would like to download freecraft for linux, here you go -

http://linux.softpedia.com/get/GAMES...gus-4034.shtml

The name Freecraft was changed to STRATAGUS!!!

From me to you!!!

{Saturn}

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Open Arena really looks good lately,
Same as Nexiuz?

how about some shoulder patting?
;-)

I really enjoy Lbreakout2 type of games lately

Hi friends,
I really feel enjoy to play linux games.Bubble Snooker is my favourite game.I also enjoy to play MahJong and Bubble Shooter.
I would like to know from you guys which game you like the most?

@neilkevin
>Bubble Snooker is my favourite game
Mobile Bubble Snooker works on GNU/Linux via wine (tested 09-13-09). I agree that all games should be ported in native form to GNU/Linux, but at least you can play the game in wine in the meantime.

Seems like an addictive game. Reminds me of Frozen-Bubble or MonkeyBubble, both of which are available in the Linux repositories. Have you tried those games?

Cheers!
Shannon VanWagner
humans-enabled.com

Doom II
and
Rome

Americas Army Operations 3.
www.americasarmy.com

Love that game but I seem to can't get it to work via wine :-(