In what does not seem like a positive sign for Microsoft’s Games For Windows efforts, the Games For Windows Marketplace is merging with Xbox.com, a move that the Xbox 360 maker says is for convenience and ease.
Bye Bye Games For Windows Marketplace, Hello Xbox.com
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9 responses to “Bye Bye Games For Windows Marketplace, Hello Xbox.com”
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TravisWell GFW did launch 4 years after Steam but it’s a bit late to call them on being a “me-too” move.
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Alinosso it looks like they have given up trying to con the PC players into a service that they may have eventually tried to charge us for
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KorwinThey already tried that, they removed the subscription model because nobody would pay for it.
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DENAzIts the same thing, with a different name. I think its a good idea to have everything in one place
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James MacThey’re going to need to redesign xbox.com to make it work though.
It’s not the greatest service going round.
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CamThe thing I hate about GFW is the stupid logging in I need to do to play those games. It’s like how EA have to have their own account system within a game. If it’s on Steam, let Steam handle it. Don’t have accounts within accounts within accounts….
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