Introduction: The PlayStation 5 Hunt Continues The PlayStation 5 has been on the market for over a year now, but finding one remains a significant challenge. Since its initial release in November 2020, the PS5 has been subject to severe supply constraints, aggressive scalping, and unprecedented demand. Despite Sony’s best efforts, the combination of global chip shortages and pandemic-related manufacturing[…]
Read moreAre there geeks or nerds who haven’t owned a Game Boy from the original series? Maybe only the younger ones, who don’t even remember it. No problem, thanks to modern technologies, the open-source world, and many really smart programmers, it is now possible to play Game Boy on your modern Linux workstation. The Consoles The original Game Boy is an[…]
Read moreMinetest, an infinite-world block open-source Minecraft style game with many games, that gives you the ability to mod a game to your liking, to make your own game, or to play on a multiplayer server. Minecraft was created by Markus “Notch” Persson in the Java programming language and was released as a public alpha for personal computers in 2009 before[…]
Read moreAn open-source compatibility layer developed for running modern Windows-exclusive Steam games on Linux, this is Proton. Valve made a compatibility tool for Steam Play based on Wine and some additional components, this brought the Linux gaming experience to a new level. A high level. Proton is based on Wine (Wine Is Not an Emulator, the compatibility layer capable of running[…]
Read moreAs you know (like a reader of this website), Godot is a free and open-source game engine that runs also on Linux and that permits to create videogames for mobile devices and PCs. Godot offers a fully integrated game development environment and it gives you the power to create a videogame from scratch without other tools. It is simple, with[…]
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