This Tokyo Games Show 2018 proved to be a good edition in most aspects. There was an abundance of good titles to try out, and some of the new AAA games were definitely worth a look. Capcom did not disappoint… Continue Reading
Valve has just updated this October the whitelist for Windows Games that work (flawlessly?) using Proton. Such games should appear just like Linux native clients in your library in case you did not allow Steam Play to accept all title:… Continue Reading
Life is Strange was such a memorable experience that I approached this title with high expectations. Especially since it was not made by Don’t Nod Studios, the task of being faithful to the original game would certainly be challenging. Truth… Continue Reading
This year’s Tokyo Games Show was full of surprises. First, I did not expect to see the Smach Z there! At least 3 of their representatives were there, from technical side to marketing/financial side, and they were showing a prototype… Continue Reading
The post title is almost a private joke – here in Japan we have just been hit by a huge typhoon, and next week we get “Before The Storm” which is kind of ironic! It’s been a while since Feral… Continue Reading
So you all know that I am fairly positive about what Valve is doing with Steam Play and proton. I am already enjoying playing several games with it. And it’s been working well. For the most. The key point is… Continue Reading
As the new Steam Play initiative rolls out, it is really the perfect time to re-publish the words of John Carmack from a reddit comment, back on a certain day of Feb 5th, 2013. He chose to elaborate more on… Continue Reading
WOW! As per my previous post, I was convinced Valve was on to something with the Steam Play leaks, but I was far from expecting such a quick rollout. Just a few hours ago Pierre-Loup Griffais from Valve wrote a… Continue Reading
This is the latest rumor that’s been hitting the interwebs! Apparently this speculation is coming from Ars Technica, which is not your average tabloid. There’s not much substance per se to report at this stage, but some elements are indeed… Continue Reading
We tend to regard Feral and Aspyr as the key porting companies in the Linux world, yet this would be reductive. More individuals and companies dedicate themselves to porting games on Linux, infrequently making headlines. But we ought not discount… Continue Reading