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Posted August 05, 2009
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=69b2c4db-0765-4980-9c1b-8f781ad50bd0
Hoorah
Posted August 05, 2009
Unless it magically makes it possible for me to finally be able to buy Fallout 3 DLC, they can keep their GFWL 3.0 -- right until the next game which uses it forces me to upgrade =/
Posted August 05, 2009
Still the same and annoying... Where is the tie serials to account option that they promised? Funny Microsoft. Bah. And finally they must support all around the world, world is not small Microdumbs and there is a life outside of USA.
Post edited August 05, 2009 by acare84
Posted August 05, 2009
The Intertubes are unimpressed :-P
Posted August 05, 2009
Downloaded, installed, logged in, crashed after five minutes of trying to figure out what's new (and failing at that too).
There's Microsoft's "dedication to PC gaming" for you. :P
Post edited August 05, 2009 by Skystrider
Posted August 05, 2009
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acare84: Still the same and annoying... Where is the tie serials to account option that they promised? Funny Microsoft. Bah. And finally they must support all around the world, world is not small Microdumbs and there is a life outside of USA.

Games are (optionally) tied to gamertags, if that's what you mean. I suppose the serials are part of that process.
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Skystrider: Downloaded, installed, logged in, crashed after five minutes of trying to figure out what's new (and failing at that too).
There's Microsoft's "dedication to PC gaming" for you. :P

Don't blame Microsoft for your computer problems -- most of us have no issues with it.
What's new is in the version information section, under settings.
Post edited August 05, 2009 by chautemoc
Posted August 05, 2009
As if I would need any more useless rubbish I neither want nor need glogging my system...
Post edited August 05, 2009 by Petrell
Posted August 05, 2009
Thanks for the info. Gonna play some Street Fighter IV.
Posted August 05, 2009
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Skystrider: Downloaded, installed, logged in, crashed after five minutes of trying to figure out what's new (and failing at that too).
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chautemoc: Don't blame Microsoft for your computer problems -- most of us have no issues with it.

"Don't blame Microsoft" ? Funny, cause to be honest, I've never seen a just-released Micro$oft product functioning correctly.
I don't (want to) use GFWL, but sometimes it's not computer problems...
Posted August 05, 2009
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Ermac: Thanks for the info. Gonna play some Street Fighter IV.

Head over here if you please. :)
Posted August 05, 2009
it needs to allow the ability to play XBLA titles on PC.
Posted August 05, 2009
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acare84: Still the same and annoying... Where is the tie serials to account option that they promised? Funny Microsoft. Bah. And finally they must support all around the world, world is not small Microdumbs and there is a life outside of USA.
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chautemoc: Games are (optionally) tied to gamertags, if that's what you mean. I suppose the serials are part of that process.
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Skystrider: Downloaded, installed, logged in, crashed after five minutes of trying to figure out what's new (and failing at that too).
There's Microsoft's "dedication to PC gaming" for you. :P

Don't blame Microsoft for your computer problems -- most of us have no issues with it.
What's new is in the version information section, under settings.

I am talking about install limit.
Will there be a limit to the number of installs?
No. You’ll be able to install anywhere and play anywhere. We will be DRM-agnostic. What I mean by that is, it’s up to the publisher if they want to have off-line copy protection. If they do, there may be some separate copy protection. As far as Games for Windows — LIVE is concerned, you can install anywhere you want, as many times as you want.
Another thing from the end-user's perspective will be support for custom in-game storefronts, so publishers will be able to build custom in-game storefronts for their downloadable content. Currently, you have to buy your PDLC outside of the game.
http://www.microsoft.com/games/en-US/Community/NewsArticles/Pages/gfwldrewinterview.aspx
Posted August 05, 2009
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acare84: http://www.microsoft.com/games/en-US/Community/NewsArticles/Pages/gfwldrewinterview.aspx

Yes indeed. :)
Posted August 05, 2009
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Weclock: it needs to allow the ability to play XBLA titles on PC.

It would seem that Microsoft has dropped that idea. When it was originally announced, PC users had to pay for Gold access just like Xbox360 owners. Since then GFWL is now free but the Live Arcade still needs a Gold account to use.
Posted August 05, 2009
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Weclock: it needs to allow the ability to play XBLA titles on PC.
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Delixe: It would seem that Microsoft has dropped that idea. When it was originally announced, PC users had to pay for Gold access just like Xbox360 owners. Since then GFWL is now free but the Live Arcade still needs a Gold account to use.
You don't need a gold account to buy and play those games, just within the first week of release do you need one
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