Since it’s selling like hotcakes these days, you may have come across the Switch from Nintendo, or at least heard about it. Just about a month ago I saw one of my friends who recently bought it, and I have… Continue Reading
2016 is now gone and long behind us, yet it is still helpful to look back and see how much was accomplished (and what did NOT occur as well) in that past year as we jump into 2017. As the… Continue Reading
Here’s another article covering what we have learned during the Steam Dev Days. In the previous article I focused on the new Steam Controller API and what changes it will bring – here I would like to come back on… Continue Reading
A couple of weeks ago I had the chance to get some time with Cheese (based in Australia), who worked on the recent port of Day of the Tentactle Remastered by Double Fine. We actually ended talking for a very… Continue Reading
This is the story of my Living Room PC. I built it with SteamOS in mind, and since last year I have been running SteamOS on it. And it’s been a painful experience, even more recently than ever. And just… Continue Reading
“Heyyyyy.” A new chat box pops up via Steam. “Want to play some Rocket League?” “Sure,” I reply, albeit with a tad of hesitation. “Just give me a second — got to reboot to Windows.” My friends don’t understand what Linux… Continue Reading
Remember that survey I encouraged you guys to join back in the second quarter of 2015 ? Well the results are out now! I was supposed to finish the analysis by July, but I was delayed like good Old’ Gandalf,… Continue Reading
I have built a living-room gaming PC just a couple of weeks ago, and for the past week I have installed and used the latest SteamOS’ build, called Brewmaster, just to give it a go while keeping a Windows partition… Continue Reading
This Sunday morning instead of lazing around in bed with my Open Pandora, I woke up early to drop by the BitSummit 2015, an indie game event taking place in Kyoto (Japan, obviously). I think it’s the third time they… Continue Reading
Introversion software is known to be one of the few software companies to have supported Linux from the early stages, even before Steam for Linux existed officially. You may remember games such as Uplink (a kind of hacker simulator), Darwinia… Continue Reading