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Three years ago, Battle for Wesnoth (along with applications like Firefox, VLC, OpenOffice and Thunderbird) showed me what can open source software achieve, so it was instrumental in my conversion to Linux. And it's still getting better and better!
How could you miss cube2: sauerbraten!
I play that game every single day, gotta be the best fps shooter on *nix (not to forget the co-op map editing mode)
Where's warzone2100?? It's a GREAT effort by their devel teaam. I love playing it. It takes a bit to master, but once you're rolling it's a blast to play.
Where's warzone2100?? It's a GREAT effort by their devel teaam. I love playing it. It takes a bit to master, but once you're rolling it's a blast to play.
BTW, maybe next year you could include game categories? First Person Shooter, Racing, Strategy, Cards, Arcade, stuff like that? It's a thought! Ric
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