Today in GamesJournalism isn't real Journalism:
Eurogamer:
Actually Microsoft:
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Depends if they implement regional prices in Steam![]()
We shall see.well they have so far ... check Killer Instinct
I mean they converted russian MS Store to US dollars only, so it will be interesting how MS handle this situation in Steam!indeed we shall
I mean they converted russian MS Store to US dollars only, so it will be interesting how MS handle this situation in Steam!
Reading comprehension is hardYeah that 20 more titles coming to Steam is apparently just gaming journalism being as professional as usual.
That's good to hear! Please release Midtown Madness on Steam, don't let it be forgotten.
I'm sure being able to make Epic look even shittier is a nice bonus for the team at MS. I think they will get a nice PR bump for this with all the publishers and devs who have been going for the Epic moneyhats at the expense of consumer choice.Funny that when I was saying 6 months ago on ERA that MS changed and will embrace Steam soon no one believed me and they were still considered as the biggest threat to PC gaming. Honestly, it's really bizarre for me how fast things changed and Epic, who actively criticized MS in the past for the restrictive nature of Windows Store, are the worst offenders now with their own shitty monopoly, while MS is being open for more stores and opportunities.
I'm sure being able to make Epic look even shittier is a nice bonus for the team at MS. I think they will get a nice PR bump for this with all the publishers and devs who have been going for the Epic moneyhats at the expense of consumer choice.
I changed my view once Halo 3, and the rest of the Halo games, got announced for Steam.![]()
Funny that when I was saying 6 months ago on ERA that MS changed and will embrace Steam soon no one believed me and they were still considered as the biggest threat to PC gaming. Honestly, it's really bizarre for me how fast things changed and Epic, who actively criticized MS in the past for the restrictive nature of Windows Store, are the worst offenders now with their own shitty monopoly, while MS is being open for more stores and opportunities.
I mean, better to keep doubting them in my eye. I don't think there was much to go on for where Microsoft was heading six months ago.![]()
Funny that when I was saying 6 months ago on ERA that MS changed and will embrace Steam soon no one believed me and they were still considered as the biggest threat to PC gaming. Honestly, it's really bizarre for me how fast things changed and Epic, who actively criticized MS in the past for the restrictive nature of Windows Store, are the worst offenders now with their own shitty monopoly, while MS is being open for more stores and opportunities.
And, just to be on the safe side, there is still nothing here actually. They'll earn kudos when I can actually buy and play their stuff on steam. Until then I'm sceptical. It's ms. And words are cheap.I mean, better to keep doubting them in my eye. I don't think there was much to go on for where Microsoft was heading six months ago.
Further, Microsoft is working on a specific PC Gaming app called Garrison, that will be used to help orchestrate the GamePass experience across multiple devices/stores.
Of course, I'm not claiming they are saints now, and everyone should still be cautious about what they are doing. But right now we are lucky that their interests align with the interests of PC gamers, so just enjoy it while it lasts, more to come at E3.I mean, better to keep doubting them in my eye. I don't think there was much to go on for where Microsoft was heading six months ago.
Lmao if this is true what is Epic even paying for?
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Funny that when I was saying 6 months ago on ERA that MS changed and will embrace Steam soon no one believed me and they were still considered as the biggest threat to PC gaming. Honestly, it's really bizarre for me how fast things changed and Epic, who actively criticized MS in the past for the restrictive nature of Windows Store, are the worst offenders now with their own shitty monopoly, while MS is being open for more stores and opportunities.
I hope this huge victory for the open nature of pc gaming will motivate them to vote against Epic's strategy as well.
About Gamepass, pretty worried about the ‘for PC’ distinction. If it means getting only a fraction of what console Gamepass offers, count me out.
But at the same time, and I’m talking out of my ass, I can imagine that the check to have a game on a middly performing console is not the same if you add all win10 PCs. I don’t know if it works like that but it makes sense.
Phil Spence has said they’re looking into/they’d like to get previous-gen Xbox games working on PC, but that there are technical and business hurdles to get over first.So will this include any kind of previous titles from previous xboxs generations? if I can get Crimson Skies HRTR working on pc.... I'll scrapy planned xbox360/ps3 in a pc case project and just get this. If it's only new titles, well it's something.
That is my hope.Phil Spence has said they’re looking into/they’d like to get previous-gen Xbox games working on PC, but that there are technical and business hurdles to get over first.
I expect this will just be a curated collection of new and old PC games. The great thing about Windows Store supporting Win32 apps soon is that they can dip into old PC games going far back for the service.