Jason Rubin, director of THQ, also considering Linux to develop versions of games that the publisher on the market. He is enthusiastic about the operating system after the many reactions from the Linux community on THQ’s Humble Bundle.
“The message that I have collected have from the many tweets and comments around the THQ Humble Bundle is that there are vibrant communities of gamers exist that use other operating systems than the most dominant, and there would be a company like THQ not ignore the need to go,” said Rubin by email to questions from website Polygon. Therefore let Rubin calculate whether it makes sense to have a Linux version of the games that the publisher is in the planning. That calculation is per game, and Rubin will also let you take or the sense of the old games a Linux variant. He is not unkind towards the idea to members of the Linux community to help with the porting of the games. “I am sure that we have something to announce,” concludes Rubin his mail.
THQ released the end of november, a special Humble Bundle, in which the pc-version of six games from the publisher were recorded. Who the bundle is bought, should decide for yourself how much he paid. Who’s more paid than 5,76 dollar received in addition to the six games from the bundle also Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War, Saints Row The Third and Titan Quest. Also could the buyer choose which part of the money to a charity would go.
