Microsoft expands Games on Demand for Windows library

[Jos]

Microsoft is stepping up its efforts in the digital distribution market with a new deal that will bring titles from the likes of Capcom, Rockstar, THQ, Ubisoft and others to their Games on Demand for Windows platform "day-and-date" with their release in stores. This should give a much need boost to the service's games library, which is still fairly limited when compared to Valve's Steam and other online gaming venues.

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[TomSEA]

Game producers must be drooling over the fact that they have Steam, D2D and now it looks like Windows Live to sell their products. Plus as consumers, we can bounce from one sale to the next. Good stuff!

 

[Guest]

Prince of Persia warrior within and Sands of time are both 75% off. Not forgotten sands

 

[Jos]

@Guest: Fixed that, thanks.

 

[Julio Franco]

Let's wait and see, Microsoft so-called efforts for pushing the PC as a gaming plaftorm have been lukewarm attempts compared to what they do on the Xbox.