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IronOxide:

--- Quote from: Calaveth on 27 Apr 2008, 17:16 ---
--- Quote from: notselfcreated on 24 Mar 2008, 23:17 ---Supposedly WoW works fine under Wine.

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I would argue it runs better in Linux. Same computer, different OS, better framerate.

I've been less successful with support programs however, like UI Central.

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Really? I heard rumors (read: probably not true) that some guy got bannhammer'd because WINE registered as a botting program.

DavidGrohl:
I play Counterstrike, DoD, (insert most steam games here), Warcraft III (DOTA and Use Map Settings maps), Civilization III Gold, and eve-online under wine.  I play natively Battle for Wesnoth (my personal favorite), Glest, FreeCiv (a redone version of Civilization II for Linux),  and Globulation is fun for a bit, too.

Forgot to add:  If you haven't checked out Open Arena, it's basically a better version of Quake 3.

Radagast:
Check http://appdb.winehq.org/ for the wineability several Windows games.

cubeengine.com and sauerbraten.org feature two FPS games based on the Cube 1 and Cube 2 engine.

Battle for Wesnoth has probably already been mentioned, but in the way of turn-based strategy games on a hexgrid, Advanced Strategic Command features a more contemporary/futuristic themed one.

It's very nice to browse the Games & Entertainment section of freshmeat when looking for implementations of a specific game or open source games in general; most are registered on freshmeat, complete with genre.

Skuzzzy:
Theres always regnum; http://www.regnumonline.com.ar/

Free MMO with decent graphics and minimal requirements.

Runs natively, but isn't heavily supported on linux.

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