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(Unverified)Apr 23rd 2008 2:00PM
You missed a few. And by a few, I mean a lot.
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, anyone? That's got native Linux support.
Steam, Guild Wars, EVE Online, and World of Warcraft also run quite well, though you need to use Wine.
There are also many, many free games much better than Tux Racer. WarSow comes to mind, as does Battle for Wesnoth.