LinuxWorld: Linux fun for the holidays
Dec 19, 2000, 13:30 (2 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Lee Anderson)
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"Got some time off to celebrate the holiday of your choice?
Well, you really shouldn't spend any more of it in front of a
flickering monitor, but hey, you've been working hard: It's time
for some fun! Download one of these 10 games -- carefully
selected by Lee Anderson, LinuxWorld.com's resident game guru --
and have a blast sliding down snowy slopes, zapping the bad guys,
racing the NASCAR circuit, or building a city or a whole
civilization. Many of the games star our favorite flightless
waterfow, Tux. Be warned, though; not all of these titles are
suitable for the little ones."
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