One of the accusations erroneously levelled against Linux is that there is a paucity of games for the platform. Well, the splendid little sampler video below courtesy of ChemBroTronNo1 may just help to dispel that illusion.
Hat tip: Ubuntu Vibes
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Between ID, the excellent Humble Indie Bundles and all the emulators, there are plenty of games for Linux – and that’s without considering WINE to play Windows games!