Linux Game Cast

Valve's SteamOS lands on new Lenovo handhelds! Sony's solar-powered gaming controllers, the EU cracks down on digital currency, RTX Half-Life 2 on Linux, and a Steam button on the Xbox dashboard?

Steam's Year in Review reveals 330 million hours of Deck usage in 2024, hacking AMD FSR 4 support into DLSS games, Zink murders Nouveau GL, Box64 gains bonus DRM compatibility, and running Steam on Rockchip-powered single-board computers because why the hell not.

Sonic Unleashed is hitting PC! We're talking a new player in the GPU game, Nintendo's GitHub crackdown on Switch emulators, and...easier mop grinding? Yeah, we'll explain.

EA releases the recovered source code for Command & Conquer and C&C Red Alert under GPL! LACT now supports dynamically reattaching GPUs, the Steam Deck turns 3, TF2 Classic is headed to Steam, Framework announces a desktop PC, and there's new content for Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition.

This week, we hop into the surprising update for Team Fortress 2. Amazon's failed attempt at challenging Steam. New game releases include the furry dogfighting action of "Whisker Squadron: Survivor" and "Outrunner: Neon Nights."

ARM support for Proton may be improving, a new Steam Deck plugin for frame generation enthusiasts, malware was found in a removed Steam game, DevilutionX now supports Windows XP, Marvel Rivals has fixed a bug for Linux users, CPU performance declines for the first time in 20 years, and OBS Studio loses the Fedora.

Steam's new Early Access abandonment warning system, gaming gets a landing page on Flathub, GoPro mounts for your Steam Deck, bathtubs on wheels, and AMD has a AM4 problem.

The Steam Deck goes headless! War Thunder enables EAC for Linux, Sony ditches PSN requirements, measuring Wayland latency, Nvidia drivers go VRR, and the Video Game History Foundation library opens for business!

Play FF7 Rebirth while being ridiculed by your cat! Adventures in PlayStation 3 emulation on ARM, CS:GO Classic Offensive loses Steam, online co-op for Vampire Survivors, and a GDC survey finds 12% of developers are using Linus.

Valve dev says SteamOS isn't about killing Windows, GemRB now plays Icewind Dale 2 from start to end, war stories from GOG's Linux adventure, Sonic on the PS1, and the Intel Arc B570 is all over the place.