Following yesterday’s piece about predictions for 2021 for the world of Linux Gaming, let’s have a second look by combining the predictions of all people involved in order to get a better picture. After all, if the wisdom of crowds… Continue Reading
Last week we reached out to the community at large with a simple question: What do you predict will happen in the world of Linux Gaming by the end of 2021? To make things a little more fun, we asked… Continue Reading
The Aya Neo is apparently ready for release pending tweaks (Feb 26th for the first 900 pre-orders), and a few reviewers online have already received a founder edition for testing. It’s a regular handheld gaming PC, with the most powerful… Continue Reading
So Kotaku broke out recently the story that Google would be changing its plans for Stadia going forward. What kind of change? Well, shutting down their first-party content studios, apparently: “Google will close its two game studios, located in Montreal… Continue Reading
It’s a new month, and as usual, Boiling Steam looks at the latest data dumps from ProtonDB to give you a quick list of new games that work (pretty much?) perfectly with Proton since January 2021 – the Median rating… Continue Reading
Being part of the 1% market share, Linux users tend to be somewhat isolated. It makes it more difficult for all of us to actually get a good understanding of the dynamics at play in the market of hardware support… Continue Reading
Odroid continues to move beyond the simple realm of Single Board Computers (SBCs) to become and more and more credible player as a portable consoles manufacturer. After introducing the Odroid Go and the Odroid Go Advance (that both cow_killer and… Continue Reading
Following the article published at the end of 2020, here’s the follow up in video. It should have been published much earlier, but you know how plans go… Anyway, if you haven’t checked the review yet, this is a good… Continue Reading
Proton Glorious Eggroll? Behind such an… original name hides a solution that is at the heart of many Linux gamers who like to tinker a little with Windows games on Steam. As you all know, Proton is Valve’s official compatibility… Continue Reading
Back to normal which a bunch of new titles after a rather quiet November month with very few new titles tested on ProtonDB. As usual, we look at the latest data dumps from ProtonDB to give you a quick list… Continue Reading