Entries in 'games for windows' (13)
Xbox.com merging with Games for Windows
The online hubs for Xbox and Games for Windows are to be merged on July 11th, platform holder Microsoft has announced.
MS: Games for Windows will get better
Windows and Xbox 360 platform holder Microsoft has promised that its PC service Games for Windows Live will "continue to get better".
Games for Windows Marketplace gets facelift
Microsoft has gone live with its brand new look and design for its Steam-rivalling Games for Windows Marketplace.
Revamp for Games for Windows Live
The Games For Windows Live Marketplace will be revamped next month.
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Steam vs Windows 'hurting PC market'
The developer of the upcoming Duke Nukem Forever has claimed that the Steam and Games For Windows platforms are damaging to the PC industry.
New PC promises from Microsoft
The release of Fable III on PC heralds yet another fresh dawn for Microsoft and its commitment to Games for Windows.
Fable III confirmed for PC
Fable III will be coming to Windows – not only through retail but also via digital distribution.
Games for Windows Live for free
At GAMEFEST 08, Seattle, Microsoft revealed online features of Games for Windows Live will now be offered free to gamers.Advertisement
CES 2008: Games for Windows market share expands
Microsoft has announced that eight new titles have been added to its Games for Windows range – Capcom’s Bionic Commando, Eidos’ Conflict: Denied Ops and Tomb Raider: Underworld, Sega’s Space ...
Games for Windows Live update due next month
CVG reports that Microsoft is soon to release a second patch for its Live-enabled Games for Windows service.
GC LEIPZIG: Ubisoft signs up to Games For Windows
Ubisoft PC titles will carry the Microsoft Games For Windows branding in future.The news was revealed by the platform holder at its Leipzig conference yesterday.
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E3 2007: Gears of War confirmed for PC
With the E3 video having already done the rounds on YouTube, the news hardly came as a massive surprise – but PC gamers will still be pleased to hear that ...
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