Wishlist for Porting Projects (Pt. 2)

[meklu]

That's already on the N900, is it not?

Indeed it is. However, it's ARM thus it doesn't work on x86.

[curaga]

Angry Birds?

That's already on the N900, is it not?

[xav1r]

Angry Birds?

[trepo]

And where may I ask can I find this native UT2K4 client and will the CD-Key I got when I purchased through Steam work with it?

http://www.beyondunreal.com/main/ut2004/ut2004essential.php

I don't know whether the CD key will work, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't.

[Setlec]

UT3 (I know, probably will never happen)

you are kidding, right?

RtCW has linux client and also has it source code opened! Come back into the real world man!

[KameZero]

UT2k4 and RTCW both have linux clients already.

UT3 definitely won't be.

WoW.... prolly not.

Dunno about any sid games. I did love pirates.

[Goodolandy]

there is a native ut2k4 client, already.

And where may I ask can I find this native UT2K4 client and will the CD-Key I got when I purchased through Steam work with it?

[snuwoods]

there is a native ut2k4 client, already.

[Goodolandy]

Hello,

I'm new here and I just came across this topic so thought I would give a list of the games I would like to see native on Linux unfortunately most of these games were purchased through Steam but hopefully Steam will be on Linux soon.

UT2K4
UT3 (I know, probably will never happen)
Sid Meier Railroads
World of Warcraft (I know, Blizzard apparently already has a Linux version but refuses to release it.)
Return to Castle Wolfenstien (Purchased from store.)

[dashcloud]

Telltale Games

Hi, I'm pretty sure this has been brought up before, but it would be really nice to have some of their games on Linux- they've expanded well beyond where they were a couple years ago, and now do simultaneous PC & Mac releases.

Thanks!