pc gaming-tech

Just how do you take a screenshot in Ubuntu Linux in an MMO Gaming setting? We fully answer this question in this guide to taking a screenshot in Ubuntu in any game.

This might come as something as a shock – but Windows Mobile devices (WM 2003 onwards) are capable of emulating MS DOS – and running classic games via a mini keyboard and the stylus. Familiarity with MS DOS is recommended, however.

In this first article of my sub-$1000 gaming PC setup parts list, I’ll talk about the PC case and its internal components. All items have links to Newegg.com. Of course prices are subject to change; they are likely to go lower, since many items are not even on sale, and prices drop over time anyway.

In this second article of our series on Linux MMORPG’s, we give you an overview of Browser-based games and Windows MMORPG’s which are playable in Linux. We continue from there with articles on the individual games - What the games are, and how to get the games running on your Linux/Ubuntu computer.

SecuROM is one of the most popular DRM programs used on modern games. How does it affect your experience, and should you automatically steer clear of titles which use it? Come read this informative article and learn what you should know about this form of DRM.

If you are experiencing low frame-rates (aka “lag”) in your MMORPG, these suggestions may help you to speed up your computer, your internet, and boost your gaming performance.

Are you in the midst of setting up a LAN party and feeling overwhelmed? Or, are you interested in getting all of your friends together for some killer multiplayer gaming action, but don’t know where to start? This article will guide you through setting up a successful LAN party.

An extension to the list of user friendly game design programs for creating your dream video game!

For those of us who were around to drool over the Amiga, but at least got lucky enough to own an XT (perhaps with a mighty EGA) we sometimes long for the good old simple days of gaming. It is also our duty to teach the younger generation what truly makes a game classic. How do we do that? Emulators.

So with the takeoff of Actionscript 3.0 where will the Flash gaming industry head off to with such advanced programming power?