noname2200 on 13 June 2010
| Barozi said: http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=19521 "We have a new UI that's consistent with the way Windows gamers want to interact. It's free to you as a developer, and we're reducing the technical requirements." Though that wasn't the source I was trying to find. Well maybe I'm just mixing it up with GFW... Anyway why had Fallout 3 GFWL in the first place ? I mean they could have easily made it a GFW title. |
My guess is that Microsoft was trying to set up a rival to Steam (Valve's making bank off that service), and securing big exclusives to your service is a great way to go about doing that. So Microsoft probably offered Bethesday incentives to secure Fallout 3 for their service.
It's all just conjecture on my part, though.
