Microsoft\u2019s reinvestment into PC gaming is great news for PC gamers \u2013 if only their Windows Store didn\u2019t suck the big one.<\/p>\n
For those who don\u2019t know, Microsoft is refocussing their efforts on Windows as well as the PC platform in general, resulting in a number of games that where either formerly Xbox One exclusives or would have been, if not for recent policy changes, to come to PC.<\/p>\n
Some of those games include Quantum Break<\/em> and Gears of War: Ultimate Edition<\/em>, but reports suggest that a number of others will be announced shortly.<\/p>\n There is one downside, however; like with Gears of War<\/em><\/a>, all of these games require Windows 10 and are exclusively available through the Windows Store, a store we might point out that is terrible.<\/p>\n Not only are games purchased through the Windows Store missing a traditional .exe file, but they lack support for CrossFire, SLI, Fullscreen\/Windowed display modes, modding and other useful features like v-sync.<\/p>\n In fact, according to a Nixxes Official<\/a>, v-sync is not supported through the Windows Store whatsoever, and presumably forced on.<\/p>\n At the very least, Phil Spencer states that Microsoft plans on improving the Windows Store.<\/p>\n @BigMouthGamer We know lists like this include features PC gamers want to see from us, we appreciate the feedback and have plans to improve<\/p>\n — Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) February 26, 2016<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n