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There's no need for CrossOver Office to support this unless its for the purpose of Direct3D graphics (I don't even know if they're planning on supporting that or already do?). Just go to Google and search for the terms loki, unreal tournament, and linux. There are several mirrors available.
Versions Unreal Tournament 2003 and 2004 come with a Linux installer on the CD / DVD, so there is no need for Crossover to support this. 3D Graphics is supported, but only for Nvidia Geforce cards. You just need to download and install the latest driver frome their site
I don't think they will support it - but as they improve their product the side-effect is that more and more older games run in Linux.
Having said that, Unreal I rendering looks horrid ... akin to no anti-alias but in a graphical sense. It runs exactly as it is supposed to and seems to have less "story-line" bugs than the ported version.
I got the ported version of the old Unreal I - gameplay is not the best (I am not very good at difficult maps!) - natively the rendering is utterly beautiful; crystal clear and ethereal at parts. Incredible for such an "old" game.
You can't get the same quality when running under Wine at all.
This is a need - for UnrealEd (the map editor). This app is Windows only.
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