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Good point. I have tried to make it clear that certain games "run" but may have some graphical glitches or can be slower than desirable. But they DO play. I'm not sure what the mentality is for new and veteran Linux gamers... To me, if I'm having fun, then it plays fine. If I'm getting...

Awesome, I'll add it to my list of games

Wow, great prediction... Glad it worked out for ya.

I'll try Crysis 2 tomorrow morning, and if Assassin's Creed II launches I'll try it also

Oh, I'll still have my Windows phone in 15 years.... Gag!

Yeah, no surprise there, Drakensang always runs well as long as you have fast internet. The engine is a whole different machine... its fast, detailed and the content doesn't require gigs of downloads. Try it with more AAA titles like EA games, Source games, etc.

Ok, the notes claimed that "some" games will have performance boost and some would not

That is so cool! A Testament to Nintendo! 15 years later still plays like new

I remember that from Cable Guy

Then thats all we care about

So it just comes with the car? Who monitors the feed?

Great, that might be fun, or complete chaos :confused:

Just to be clear, there is a 1.7 patch for Fallout 3. I wasn't referring to Wine 1.7 How did you refurbish your Gameboy?

Oh you only tried 1.7? The newest version is 1.7.1 with the Direct3D enhancements. Maybe its not available in PlayOnLinux yet?

Yes please do!!! Give us more! If this is the Wine version to out-do all Wine versions, then I'll be spending the weekend testing multiple games. Like Alan Wake and other games that just run slow need some optimization like this

1.7.1? Lucky! I'm at work right now, so I won't have a chance till tomorrow morning. Definitely try it on any games you allready have installed

Oh YEAH! That is the coolest feature of PlayOnLinux, change the Wine version any time you want. No re-installs, but I do like to click "Windows reboot" in the Wine Tab just to make sure.

Yeah, let me know... just make sure you paste it in the same directory that Windows has it in. My Neverwinter was in a Perfect World folder in Program Files. After downloading the whole game again, I couldn't find the new folder. So I'm pretty sure it didn't work, but maybe you'll surprise me

I had similar problems, but barely noticeable. I never messed with GLSL on most games. The new Wine 1.7.1 may have the boost we need for performance in games. They have implemented some speed boost for Direct3D in this version: Gamersonlinux

Fallout 3, apparently you don't need xlive until you try to patch it to 1.7 I guess xlive is bundled with the patch. Very nice Gameboy! did you restore it yourself?