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[News] New Games for GNU/Linux and Nostalgia Revived on the Platform

  • Subject: [News] New Games for GNU/Linux and Nostalgia Revived on the Platform
  • From: Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 21 Jan 2010 17:43:41 +0000
  • Followup-to: comp.os.linux.advocacy
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QuantZ for Linux

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| After month of development, QuantZ is now 
| available for Linux. For the record, QuantZ is 
| a fun and innovative 3D puzzle and action 
| game. In QuantZ you have to control a cube 
| with your mouse and launch marbles onto it, 
| create explosions of color, chain reactions 
| and try to clear the cube using as less QuantZ 
| (Marble) as possible!
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http://www.linuxgames.com/archives/14694

Retro gaming: Dosbox v ScummVM â Who is the champion?

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| The idea that Linux users would want to play 
| old MS-DOS games might seem strange to some, 
| whats even stranger for me is the fact that 
| this task needs similar software to do exactly 
| the same thing under the latest Windows 
| versions.
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http://openbytes.wordpress.com/2010/01/20/retro-gaming-dosbox-v-scummvm-who-is-the-champion/


Recent:

Puppy Linux â Puppy Arcade 5 Super Fast Game Emulator

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| We love Puppy Linux in every form. Puppy
| is fast and light on its feet. The
| addition of games is a fun way to take
| advantage of the nimble Puppy platform. If
| you are a fan of 80âs style arcade games,
| Puppy Arcade is probably the best platform
| for you. Running your games in RAM,
| without ever touching a hard drive, will
| be a cinch with the ease of Puppy Linux.
|
| If you are new to Linux and want to
| experience the sheer speed and fool-proof
| power of Linux, Puppy is the way to go!
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http://techexposures.com/2010/01/puppy-linux-arcade-5-super-fast-game-emulator/


Puppy Arcade 5 & Q&A with Scott Jarvis â The puppy goes retro!

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| What was your first computer?  For me I
| started my computing life with a ZX
| Spectrum.  A rubber keyed marvel with a
| massive 48k memory.   It makes me feel
| rather old to think that there are a
| generation of computer users who have
| never experienced loading software from
| tape.
|
| It was only fitting then that my first
| experience of emulation came some years
| later when I owned an Amiga 500 and a
| Spectrum emulator.  Moving on  some years,
| my first emulator on the PC was the
| Windows binary Genem which only reached
| v0.19 and has been discontinued since
| 1997.
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http://openbytes.wordpress.com/2010/01/18/puppy-arcade-5-qa-with-scott-jarvis-the-puppy-goes-retro/


A Bit of Welcomed Scumm on Your Linux Machine

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| This might make me sound like an old fogey, but I
| really do miss the old games like Space Quest,
| The Curse of Monkey Island and Return to Zork.
| The problem isn't that I don't have the games
| anymore, but rather that they were designed for
| my 386 computer running DOS. Thankfully, I'm not
| alone in my fits of nostalgia. The developers
| over at www.scummvm.org have reproduced the
| âScript Creation Utility for Maniac Mansionâ
| developed by Lucas Arts and packaged it into a
| virtual machine (thus, ScummVM). That virtual
| machine is open source and available for just
| about any platform you can imagine.
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http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/bit-welcomed-scumm-your-linux-machine


GPL, ScummVM and violations

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| I am sure you saw the news post item about certain GPL violation.
|
| Let me present here some more details about the case.
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http://sev-notes.blogspot.com/2009/06/gpl-scummvm-and-violations.html
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