> Win32 will be preserved forever in a glass museum case with life support bolted on And that's a good thing because for game development you don't need much m

> Win32 will be preserved forever in a glass museum case with life support bolted on And that's a good thing because for game development you don't need much more from the OS, just enough to get a window, input events, audio and networking. All the interesting stuff all happens in the 3D APIs, and those have changed a lot since the early 2000s.