08-28-2019, 01:15 PM
I'm not a "good" consumer. I only buy games when they get in the bargain bins. 
Dead Space is not available on Linux and I would not get a Windows machine "just" for windows games.
Making a Linux game for a company is more a "social" statement then anything (at the moment).
PC/Console games market share were about equal in 2018 but even both combined, mobile gaming was King. 2019 should be similar.
Still, playing the game you want to play wihout having to support the Redmond giant with an OEM or Retail OS is better than nothing at all.
If a game is worth playing, I like to support the gaming company itselft for its product because developpement choice are often based on survivability.
Not speaking avec the distribution company here, which is a whole other story.
Dead Space is not available on Linux and I would not get a Windows machine "just" for windows games.
Making a Linux game for a company is more a "social" statement then anything (at the moment).
PC/Console games market share were about equal in 2018 but even both combined, mobile gaming was King. 2019 should be similar.
Still, playing the game you want to play wihout having to support the Redmond giant with an OEM or Retail OS is better than nothing at all.
If a game is worth playing, I like to support the gaming company itselft for its product because developpement choice are often based on survivability.
Not speaking avec the distribution company here, which is a whole other story.
- TheDead (TheUxNo0b)
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