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If you want games that are exclusively for Windows, you can use a virtual machine. Or just dual boot, which would be the best solution.
If you really insist on running all your games in Linux, install Steam (windows version) and Play on Linux (or just default Wine). Steam can run within Wine, but it will have some performance issues.
i was forced into doing something to run Skyrim without steam. it wouldn't be very hard to implant an option to download the games.. and when you go to play the game it'd issue a wine /gamedir/game.exe. it'd give a more native feel as well.
if took the time to "customize" steam and risk being banned for modifying steam i could pull this off my self. i know some people think it's really hard to do. but i am a cross platform developer for a few games and software. mind you my primary field is programming the engines and networking.