


We reported in April 2017 that after years of vague promises and (re)commitments to PC gaming, " The Windows Store still sucks," and our recent Sea of Thieves shenanigans clearly indicates that the situation hasn't changed: Fun was had, but it also led to the prediction that the game won't succeed on PC "because the Microsoft Store is still nearly impossible to navigate, and getting a party together using the Xbox app is a confusing pain. The greater challenge facing Microsoft isn't just that it's digital storefront is bad, but that it's reputation for badness is so deeply entrenched that a significant number of gamers would rather wait for new releases to appear elsewhere than deal with it. Given that the latest Steam hardware survey indicates that 70 percent of its users are still running Windows 7, that's a big chunk of potential audience that's being excluded. Al querer instalar el AGE OF EMPIRE II me salia el maldito cartel de EmpireII. Remedy's Quantum Break was initially released on the Windows Store but a Steam version was announced just six months later the Steam edition also supports Windows 7, while the Windows Store version (of both games) is Win10-only. Code: 0xC000022 Description: Access is denied. Such a move wouldn't be unprecedented, and could happen relatively quickly.
