We may earn a commission from links on this page. Microsoft has announced that on December 15th, Games on Demand comes to Games for Windows Live, which is a very fancy way of saying it's going to ...

Microsoft’s Games for Windows – Live service will be launching on May 8th, along with the launch of Halo 2 for Windows Vista. Microsoft also confirmed the pricing for the Silver and Gold tiers for the ...

Yesterday marked the first push in a new PC gaming strategy for Microsoft. With the release of a new Games for Windows Live interface, the announcement of a DLC-focused Marketplace, and the mention of ...

REDMOND, Wash. - March 14, 2007 - Microsoft Corp. today announced the extension of the Xbox LIVE® games and entertainment network to the Windows® platform, bringing together the most popular online ...

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Game for Windows - LIVE (GFWL) is an online gaming service for "Games for Windows"-branded PC games. It functions much like an Xbox Live, but for the PC. On Tuesday Microsoft announced a couple of ...

I don’t know how slimey marketing techniques work around the world, but in the United States most retail outfits have some variant on the “rewards card” idea. The store assigns you something with the ...

I feel bad for Microsoft’s Games for Windows, a really great idea that for one reason or another has yet to blossom. I’ve previously grumped about it here and here, so I’ll summarize: Launched in May ...

Those who own the Games for Windows Live version of DiRT 3 will now be able to access the game from their Steam library. Dark Souls' transition from Games for Windows Live to Valve's Steamworks has ...

Games For Windows Live can’t catch a break. Just when the service is finally getting a few things right, its general manager’s getting the boot. Make that Chris Early, general manager of Games For ...