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This thread is for letting vendors know that there is interest in porting one of their games to Linux. Let us know what games you would like to see ported and why. Details such as how much you would be willing to pay may be helpful as well. If there is enough interest for certain games I will even contact the vendor myself.
--jeremy
I would love to see air combat simulations-costs about $50.
Definitely Cyan's MYST... I am really missing that game (I know only the first one of the series, though). It comes from Macintosh but has already been ported for Windows, so it should probably be easier for the developers. Maybe the company's name now is Ubisoft, I'm not sure.
Other games I would vote for would be:
Blue Byte Software: Settlers II
PopCap: Bejeweled II and Chuzzle Deluxe
You could probably try running Myst in wine. I've heard where people report that it runs perfectly. It's not quite as nice as a native port, but at least it is something!
World of Warcraft (and Starcraft, too). Then I could build a new machine for my wife. Seriously, WoW is the only reason she is sticking with Windows. Please, Blizzard! Save me.
World of Warcraft (and Starcraft, too). Then I could build a new machine for my wife. Seriously, WoW is the only reason she is sticking with Windows. Please, Blizzard! Save me.
WoW has a gold rating on the wine appDB from memory, it would be fairly easy to get running well, i'd imagine your wife would have no issue if you could prove to her it works :P
how about the old msdos version of megaman... that was really cool and it's one of the few games i liked of dos
and how abot 'operation frog'?
and as long as i'm at it, how about the 'carmen sandiego' games...
Have you tried using DOSBOX... most Dos games I have tried run perfectly under DOSBOX
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