Supreme SuperGamer packs tons of Linux gaming onto a dual-layer DVD
While you might not be able to play all the latest major release games on Linux, there are still plenty of excellent games that will work on the OS. I ran down 25 cross-platform titles a while back, many of which began as Linux-only games.
Want an easy way to try out a whole slew of 'em? Take the Supreme SuperGamer distro for a spin.
It's built on top of Vector Linux, a speedy little Slackware-based distro. What games are included? There's Doom 3, Quake Wars, Urban Terror, Soldier of Fortune, Postal 2, Nexuiz, America's Army, Torcs, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, Unreal Tournament, Chromium B.S.U., Frets on Fire...and a whole lot more.
The ISO download is for a dual-layer DVD, so you'll need to have a compatible burner and the right media handy. If you're underquipped or just don't feel like torrenting 7+ gigs of data, you can pick up a DVD from On-Disk for $15.99.
note: screenshot is from an older version. my download hasn't quite finished yet...
[via DistroWatch]
Want an easy way to try out a whole slew of 'em? Take the Supreme SuperGamer distro for a spin.
It's built on top of Vector Linux, a speedy little Slackware-based distro. What games are included? There's Doom 3, Quake Wars, Urban Terror, Soldier of Fortune, Postal 2, Nexuiz, America's Army, Torcs, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, Unreal Tournament, Chromium B.S.U., Frets on Fire...and a whole lot more.
The ISO download is for a dual-layer DVD, so you'll need to have a compatible burner and the right media handy. If you're underquipped or just don't feel like torrenting 7+ gigs of data, you can pick up a DVD from On-Disk for $15.99.
note: screenshot is from an older version. my download hasn't quite finished yet...
[via DistroWatch]













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Subscribe to commentsFloJul 24th 2009 3:05PM
They didn't add Assault Cube?
http://assault.cubers.net
Tony RayoJul 24th 2009 3:16PM
This is legal how?
Tony RayoJul 24th 2009 3:22PM
Ah, you should always click the link first. Games that are not freeware are demos.
IG-88Jul 25th 2009 10:46PM
oh really? demos? you got proof? what links are you talking about?
gtnconceptJul 27th 2009 8:42AM
In the description from the SUpergamer.org link:
"...has a great many native to Linux games added, as well as some demos of proprietary games."