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Unreal Tournament 3 Linux Server Is Out!

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 18 December 2007 at 01:40 PM EST. 16 Comments

It's over a month late, but today Ryan Gordon has released the Unreal Tournament 3 Linux server. This server doesn't require the retail DVD, but is 1.6GB in size. The release announcement and download links are available from Icculus.org. The Unreal Tournament 3 Linux client, however, still hasn't been released (nor any signs when it will be). You can see our current articles and news posts on Unreal Tournament 3 for Linux at this link.

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