I hope it's not limited to the Ubuntu Software Center. I also hope they don't try to compete with Steam too much... because that's the last thing we need, more fragmentation.
Oh well. If you bring us Mass Effect, EA, I will forgive you.
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Originally posted by AnonymousCoward View PostYES, finally an anuall release of <random sports game>. Just what the linux desktop was missing.
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Stay calm & watch what happens
Valve ... EA ... This sounds like madness ... but who knows.
I'm saying: If it's true, it is really a good news, but We have to wait.
P.S. Playing Battlefield 3 on Ubuntu would be nice.
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I'm sure they are going to announce some games, even if they are going to be there just for 15 minutes, why Iin hell would they appear otherwise?
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Originally posted by Larian View PostI think it's reasonable to assume that if EA and Canonical have inked a deal, it involves EA making games available for Ubuntu. EA is a games publisher, Canonical is an OS vendor. Now it is possible that EA has decided to go into the fast food and catering market and intends to supply Mark Shuttleworth's bunch with baloney sandwiches for lunch for the next year, but that's rather far-fetched.
The only conclusion that makes sense is that EA is bringing games to Ubuntu.
I know how phoronix likes to make mountains out of molehills, so I was just pointing out that this news is just a molehill.
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Linux is not Ubuntu ONLY
If they are going to support Ubuntu only, this is going to be a big fail.
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Originally posted by mirv View PostJust to point out: a short (15 minute apparently) presentation by EA doesn't actually mean anything much at this point in time. They could very well just stand up and say "Linux needs games" and sit down again. They could very well try to push something like wine to take the cheat's way out. Basically there's no information on what the talk will be about, so everything is pure conjecture at this point. Unless I missed something that pointed out explicitly that EA are porting and/or making native Linux games (and if you're going to try point that out, cut through the hype and point to something substantial please).
The only conclusion that makes sense is that EA is bringing games to Ubuntu.
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Originally posted by locovaca View PostYou forgot one: Bring back the Wing Commander series that you completely ruined once you bought out Origin.
They also got sued for making people work 18hours/day, so they totally burnout.
I know this type of companies, they only are interested in money.
Random call: "Hello, can I buy these collection toys from you?"
(Gets a toy suddenly out of nowhere, probably $0.50 China): "Yes, we are selling toys now! Only 49,99$! "Last edited by crazycheese; 03 May 2012, 12:16 PM.
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Just to point out: a short (15 minute apparently) presentation by EA doesn't actually mean anything much at this point in time. They could very well just stand up and say "Linux needs games" and sit down again. They could very well try to push something like wine to take the cheat's way out. Basically there's no information on what the talk will be about, so everything is pure conjecture at this point. Unless I missed something that pointed out explicitly that EA are porting and/or making native Linux games (and if you're going to try point that out, cut through the hype and point to something substantial please).
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Originally posted by phoronix View PostPhoronix: Electronic Arts At Ubuntu Summit; Linux Games Coming?
The news has been quick to spread today that Electronic Arts will be making a brief presentation at the Ubuntu Developer Summit next week...
http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=MTA5NTk
Still, i am very very happy to hear this!
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