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Here we go again... he he :p Why are you always picking the game that won't work? ;)

Hey Strongwolf, great to hear from ya! Yes, we have all abandoned AOA to focus on gaming and Linux. I really don't have any experience with F@H so hopefully Gizmo or one of the other guys will see your post. I'll email them.

you could always make one ;)

Thanks for posting your success MrDeathJr! I would love to upgrade to the newest MX vs ATV.. looks awesome!

I'm sure there is. Look on Amazon or newegg.com Lots of adapters on both sites.

MX vs ATV Unleashed is more than just a racing game. It includes Waypoint races, Hill Climbs, Freestyle Arena's and of course, Supercross tracks. You can even choose to Free Ride and cruise around a map being creative with your own jumps or transfers. The maps are beautiful and the physics are...

Hell yeah! We would love to. Have more guides here! If you can follow our structure, post it in the games forum and I'll move it to the guides forum

Steve, did you ever have long loading times at the cryptic screen? I've seen it go for at least 10 minutes.

I'm sure Wine isn't so hard once you memorize some of the commands... but Windows users will probably never do that. So my guides are to keep it simple and use mostly GUI in PlayOnLinux. Even though its harder to install games with PlayOnLinux than Windows, its still possible and fairly easy. I...

Thank you for explaining (in detail) how to use 64-bit Wine in a 64-bit virtual desktop. Maybe I should do a short guide on downloading 32-bit and 64-bit Wine and how to use them in their respective virtual drives?

Microsoft seems to be the main reason people are trying out Linux. I'm sure "free" is also beneficial as well.

Its so frustrating to simulate a "windows path" in a Linux Path. Linux likes forward slashes / Windows likes backward slashes \ Linux like no spaces Windows Likes spaces So if you have spaces and backslashes there are way to show Linux paths and command line. Like Daerandin said, you can use...

Nice, black is good for sure. I am using a "Tron" theme in Mint that is pretty awesome. I'm sure I could spend some time learning how to create a theme for Mint, but its really not that important. I'm always trying to stay "vanilla" so new Linux users will get the same experience as they...

I saw this game as well. Looks amazing and very "thought through" Creating music and solving puzzles, whats not to like? I'll check your post in the POL forums

Probably, laptops really aren't geared for gaming. You can get away with some lightweight Facebook and Flash gaming, but once you get into heavy 3D games, your performance really suffers. There are some nice gaming laptops out there but they cost more than an amateur Desktop.

Dungeon Keeper 2 looks a lot better graphically than the first one. Did you know there is an indie game inspired by Dungeon Keeper? War for the Overworld Looks like you changed your desktop theme as well. Didn't it used to be space with stars?

Sweet! I'll definitely want Hellgate London. I love everything RPG and hack-n-slash! Do we have a guide for it? I'll search. Its pretty cool that we have so many guides that I can't even remember which games I did. ;) Alpha Centauri sounds familliar... is it a Strategy game? I looked it up...

Tell me about it! I'm a collector so I will only part with games I'll never play or I have copies of it. I have Avencast on Steam.... LOVED IT! I have heard Hellgate London is pretty good. Whats it like?

Man, there is no way I'm going back to vanilla Wine... too much stinking work :confused: I really think they tried with Winetricks, but PlayOnLinux has taken it to a whole "new level" The fact that patched versions of Wine actually WORK makes PlayOnLinux even more valuable. Without these patched...

Do the wine suggestion or even Allen's How To. Should work fine and you will get your performance back! Happened to me back in Janurary with Borderlands 2! After doing the fix, frame rates were totally playable.