Games: SuperTux, Logitech High Resolution Scrolling, Wyrmsun, Video Accessibility Act 2010

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Open source platformer SuperTux gets its first new stable release in quite some time
Here’s one that we missed in the holiday scramble. Following an alpha release, the penguin-themed platformer has its first big update in two years.
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Logitech High Resolution Scrolling, 700K Gaming Keyboard Sent In For Linux 4.21
SUSE's Jiri Kosina sent in the HID subsystem pull request today with some interesting additions that we've been monitoring in recent weeks.
First up, the revised high resolution scroll wheel support for Logitech mice and select Microsoft mice is now in place. Initially this more precise scroll wheel support landed in the Linux 4.20 kernel but had to be reverted due to some regressions in support. That smoother scrolling experience should now be ready to go with Linux 4.21 for the likes of the Logitech Anywhere MX, Performance MX, M705, and other mice. Patches are currently pending for the user-space bits for libinput in dealing with this high resolution scrolling support on the Linux desktop.
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Wyrmsun, the free and open source RTS adds seasons and better modding support
Wyrmsun, the classic free and open source RTS had an update recently which amongst other things added in seasons to show the passing of time in game.
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New Game Releases in the US Must Now Offer Alternate Communication Systems, According to New FCC Norms
The International Game Developers Association (IGDA) has released details on an act that aims to help gamers with disabilities. The CVAA (21st Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act 2010) legislation states that game developers in the US must make sure that new releases follow a certain criteria.
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