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Moniker42 · 05-21-2007

I gave Nexuiz a play a few weeks ago. I was impressed at how it worked and how well it did so. Only problem is that nowadays it's a bit like the first Unreal Tournament in terms of the technology.

I really don't know if free-open-source has what it takes to make today's top-of-the-range games. Isn't even Nexuiz (correct me if I'm wrong) based on the work of a commercial company (iD Software), the Quake engine?

05-21-2007	#18 (permalink)
Moniker42 Level 37 Bureaucrat Join Date: May 2007 Location: Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 188	Re: Best Linux games? I gave Nexuiz a play a few weeks ago. I was impressed at how it worked and how well it did so. Only problem is that nowadays it's a bit like the first Unreal Tournament in terms of the technology. I really don't know if free-open-source has what it takes to make today's top-of-the-range games. Isn't even Nexuiz (correct me if I'm wrong) based on the work of a commercial company (iD Software), the Quake engine?
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