Author: Tom Warren
Microsoft’s Windows operating system is the go-to for PC gamers, but some aspects of Windows 10 have fallen short. One of the biggest criticisms is the Microsoft Store (Windows Store), that offers games and apps in a one-click install. Microsoft publishes all of its first-party games through the store, and PC gamers are forced to buy these games exclusively from the store.
Unfortunately, some games come with odd restrictions that you wouldn’t typically see in regular desktop PC games. These range from not supporting overlays from apps like Fraps or Discord, to no Nvidia Shadowplay support in some titles, and even no sound when you alt-tab out of a game in some Microsoft Store games. The download and install procedure for Microsoft Store...
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Microsoft’s Windows operating system is the go-to for PC gamers, but some aspects of Windows 10 have fallen short. One of the biggest criticisms is the Microsoft Store (Windows Store), that offers games and apps in a one-click install. Microsoft publishes all of its first-party games through the store, and PC gamers are forced to buy these games exclusively from the store.
Unfortunately, some games come with odd restrictions that you wouldn’t typically see in regular desktop PC games. These range from not supporting overlays from apps like Fraps or Discord, to no Nvidia Shadowplay support in some titles, and even no sound when you alt-tab out of a game in some Microsoft Store games. The download and install procedure for Microsoft Store...
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