Microsoft intends to promote PC game Win8 or game-centric

The PC game has not really died, though many people disagree. But Microsoft's gaming support on the PC platform has long been dead for years. In addition to Windows Live, which pales in comparison to Valve's stream, Microsoft does not have much to do with PC gaming.　　But it is commendable that Microsoft has announced "Empire Times Online" (below), "Microsoft Simulation Flight" and "Ghost Fable 3" will be on the PC platform.　　Recently, the news that Microsoft will be the next operating system Windows 8 vigorously promote PC games, the game will be a key component of Windows 8. Although that sounds good, we've had a similar message before: Vista's release will make the game experience very important, but it never came true.　　We have not been able to play on the PC platform of Microsoft's several games: "War Machine 2" and "Halo 2" after each series of Halo, including "Halo War." Microsoft's gaming users seem to find it hard to focus on the Xbox Live service provided by the stream for a large number of PC users. At the same time, the Mac platform's gaming user base is also growing.　　Users who are satisfied with Windows 7 or other operating systems may not be able to upgrade and purchase Windows 8, which will greatly limit the number of users who will be attracted by the game-centric features of Windows 8. Microsoft has a long way to go before it has a place in the PC gaming world. Microsoft has previously announced that it will provide more PC game support, whether Windows 8 will be a game-centric operating system, let's wait and see.