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Original von damir
tuxracer,
bzflag,
frozen bubble,
apricots,
foobilliard
All available at www.gcclinux.com :wink:
The Best Games are for Download @
GCCLINUX
Original von tuxnet
Original von damir
tuxracer,
bzflag,
frozen bubble,
apricots,
foobilliard
All available at www.gcclinux.com :wink:
thanx for the link ...
... i use ArchLinux and we have also all of them in the repositories :-)
by the way: i forgot one of the best ones:
neverball
I understand why you're confused. You're thinking too much. -- Carole Wallach
UT2003 (runs better than on Windows here) and TuxRacer sometimes.
Registered Linux user #326684.
I enjoy Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Rune, and for quick games while waiting for my CDs to burn.....
MutantStorm. But, then again, I was an 80's teen and these kind of games where the type I grew up with.
Emilia Pinball - it's addictive!
For me? America's Army. It works great, love the game, same w/ Enemy Territory
gnutux
I really like Klickety it is addictive. This topic is great as I was just trying to install some games today, looking for something to interest a 14 year old as well as myself. Neverball is a lot of fun, I really enjoyed it, the 14yr old totally kicked my bu** though. Any suggestions for a game similar to zelda, lots of action not a lot of blood though?
2Tired2Think
Registered Linux User #322096
Mandrake 10.1, Vector Linux 5 SOHO, Mandriva 2005 & Debian
Savage2 looks really cool :-)
SuperTux
TuxRacer
Patience
Enemy Territory
Frozen Bubble
Actually i like all games which come with KDE.
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Original von damir
