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[–] Midnitte@beehaw.org 8 points 1 day ago (1 children)

"I do know like Microsoft has some plans with regards to how they show up on PC," Corden said during the latest episode of the Xbox Two Podcast. "And I don’t know what that pertains to with regards to Steam, but the plans that I know about, and I’m being very careful here, kind of suggest it gives them a window to potentially pull out of Steam. So, I would not be shocked if eventually we do see a universe where Microsoft quits Steam."

Yea its about Xbox games on steam.

So basically Games for Windows Live 2.0 - I'm sure that will go great. /s

So that’s weird, Xbox striking at why people use Windows over Linux or Macs. Though Linux has Proton. Mac users, I figure, just have an Xbox or PlayStation. Nobody buys a Mac for gaming.