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Pretty much nobody wants to buy games from the Windows Store instead of Steam. Even Microsoft has moved to selling their first party games on Steam. Oddly enou
by staticman2 6y ago
Pretty much nobody wants to buy games from the Windows Store instead of Steam. Even Microsoft has moved to selling their first party games on Steam.
Oddly enough, part of the unpopularity of the windows store comes from frequent reports of instability in the performance of the windows store software. You would think the world's biggest software company could figure out how to create a digital store that's as stable as their competition, but apparently they cannot.
- sharpneli 6y agoThere is also the fear that Windows Store goes the way of Plays For Sure(tm) (that name still makes me giggle) or Games For Windows Live (Lost few purchases there). Steam has longetivity. MS stores mean that you rent the product for maybe 5 years or bit more.
- ornxka 6y ago>Plays For Sure(tm) (that name still makes me giggle) On Linux we just have the WorksOnMyMachine certification, which is accordingly crowdsourced.