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 ...

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 ...

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Many developers have been ditching Microsoft’s Games for Windows Live service in favor of Valve’s Steamworks since last year, when Microsoft confirmed it will retire its PC Marketplace. DiRT 3, Batman ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. A recent apparent full-throated defense of Glenn Beck hasn't left Stardock CEO Brad Wardell with a shortage of vehemence. He lashed out at Games for ...

Publisher THQ (and developer Relic) will not include Microsoft's much-maligned Games For Windows Live tech for its forthcoming Warhammer 40,000 titles. THQ has been a regular customer for Microsoft's ...

Launched in 2007, Microsoft's Games For Windows Live was a maligned game launcher designed to unite PC and Xbox Live users. That meant Xbox achievements on PC, Xbox social features on PC, but more ...

Games for Windows: Games On Demand has gone live and since there’s no good way to say it, I’m going to just go ahead and put it out there: It kind of sucks. I’m a PC gamer. I can be a little militant ...

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The Capital Wasteland is finally free of its longest-lasting scourge: in a surprise update to Fallout 3, Bethesda has removed all traces of Microsoft's now-defunct Games For Windows Live online ...

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 ...

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 ...