I wrote a little while ago how the Windows 10 Store could be improved for PC gamers (to put it nicely), and it looks as though Microsoft has been taking feedback from across the internet on board.
In my criticism of the Windows 10 Store for PC, I talked about how the recommended games section was filled with poor Windows 8.1 touch titles, abandonware, and awful gambling games. I also wrote about how the lack of digital gifting, curation, filters, and various other features we all love about Steam simply aren't present.
Many others have been calling Microsoft out for this for a long time, across social media and Microsoft's own Insider Feedback Hub. It finally looks as though the message is getting through. We just heard today about how digital gifting is on the horizon, and the storefront itself has received a couple of updates to make the games section a little more bearable.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
In my criticism of the Windows 10 Store for PC, I talked about how the recommended games section was filled with poor Windows 8.1 touch titles, abandonware, and awful gambling games. I also wrote about how the lack of digital gifting, curation, filters, and various other features we all love about Steam simply aren't present.
Many others have been calling Microsoft out for this for a long time, across social media and Microsoft's own Insider Feedback Hub. It finally looks as though the message is getting through. We just heard today about how digital gifting is on the horizon, and the storefront itself has received a couple of updates to make the games section a little more bearable.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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