On October 26th, your Windows PC will become an Xbox. Sort of.
The integration between Microsoftâs game console and its newest PC operating system will be getting a whole lot tighter, as Windows 8 users will be getting access to select Xbox Live games like Fruit Ninja, Angry Birds Space and BlazBlue Calamity Trigger
Full list:
4 Elements II Special Edition
A World of Keflings
Angry Birds
Angry Birds Space
Big Buck Hunter Pro
BlazBlue Calamity Trigger
Collateral Damage
Crash Course GO
Cut the Rope
Disney Fairies
Dragonâs Lair
Field & Stream Fishing
Fruit Ninja
Gravity Guy
Gunstringer: Dead Man Running
IloMilo
iStunt 2
Jetpack Joyride
Kinectimals Unleashed
Monster Island
PAC-MAN Championship DX Edition DX
Pinball FX 2
Reckless Racing Ultimate
Rocket Riot 3D
Shark Dash
Shuffle Party
Skulls of the Shogun
Taptiles
Team Crossword
The Harvest HD
Toy Soldiers Cold War
Zombies!!!
The titles will be available through a built-in Xbox Live app that comes with Windows 8. These games will run on laptops, tables or desktops running the software and will sport achievements, leaderboards and multiplayer.
Microsoft has been heralding Windows 8 as a mobile-friendly OS thatâs nearly device-agnostic. Our own Kate Cox notes that many of these games were available in the App Store of the Windows 8 build that she evaluated recently. Lots of these games seemed to be straight-up ports of mobile versions. At the very least, these games might be easy ways to buff your gamerscore.
https://lastchance.cc/windows-8-is-not-good-for-gamers-5936535%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E
