Microsoft has quietly reshaped the Xbox app on Windows 11 into an aggregated game launcher that can show and launch titles from multiple PC storefronts — Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG, Battle.net and more — and it now includes a dedicated “My apps” area for third‑party clients and utilities, with...
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Microsoft’s latest update to the Xbox app for Windows 11 and handhelds stitches your scattered PC game libraries into a single, searchable hub — showing installed titles from Xbox, Game Pass, Battle.net and leading third‑party storefronts like Steam, Epic Games Store and GOG, plus a new “My...
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Microsoft’s Xbox app on Windows 11 has quietly evolved from a Game Pass storefront into a genuine, controller-friendly gaming hub capable of listing and launching installed titles from Steam, Epic, GOG, Battle.net and more — and the company is now rolling key pieces of that work out to wider...
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Microsoft has quietly reworked the Xbox app on Windows 11 into a genuine one‑stop hub for PC gaming, and the implications reach well beyond a refreshed launcher: the app now aggregates installed titles from multiple storefronts, lets you launch non‑Microsoft games without opening third‑party...
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Microsoft is actively testing the integration of Steam and Battle.net libraries into the Xbox app for Windows 11, aiming to unify the gaming experience for PC users. This initiative, currently available to Xbox Insider members, automatically displays installed games from these platforms...
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A new free mod for Fallout 4: Fallout: London
In typical imperial British fashion, Fallout: London will take over your Fallout 4 installation. Installing Fallout: London will make irreversible changes to the default Fallout 4: GOTY Edition installation. You’ll also need to disable cloud saves...
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I keep getting asked this question by frustrated Gamers so I'm laying out the steps
1. you have to watch two hours of streamers with a "twitch drop" addon showing ... it doesn't matter if you own a copy of the game yet and it doesn't have to be two hours in one go but you MUST be signed in as...
this error comes up from time to time and is caused by Mic at Gog
I'll try to explain why it happens and how to fix it but I also assume a few things;
Gog Galaxy is installed currently 2.0.40.1 is the lasted build but this doesn't work on systems below W10
I show Baldur's Gate EE because this...
Lets assume you have Imperator: Rome on Gog and you want to try some of the mods;
step 1 = run the game ui
step 2 = press the mods link then the mods on paradox
step 3 = you must sign in to your Paradox account... to be clear because Paradox has two different levels of account, you only need...
this is for people that want to play against their mates but are having crossplay issues
Steam players: need to right click Stellaris from the steam ui, pick properites
then Betas and the cross_play server... if you now see Stellaris [Stellaris_Test] in the game title you got it right...
just wanted to share this with all you gamers here on windowsforum … seems arstechnica s'got a hat full of licenses … check it out … 48 hours and the clock is ticking (from this morning).
Ars is teaming up with GOG and we’re giving away The Witcher to everyone
I just purchased Crysis from GOG and tried it out. The game and both 32 bit & 64 bit benchmarks all work in Windows 10, as does the 64 bit version of the game.
On the next Xbox Microsoft should call it Xbox PC and include a 1.0TB ssd's in it. They should also give the customer a choice on the cpu, ram and video card inside it.
It should run all gaming platforms on it and kill off the low-end game console.
It should be marketed as a small living room...
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http://www.gog.com/game/star_trek_starfleet_academy
I must say star trek isn't really my thing but this game was different... best polish the joy-stick guys!
Have you still got a intervision under the bed?
http://www.gog.com/news/contest_show_off_your_old_gear
This contest may be just the thing… basically take a photo of it and send it to gog
p.s. ignore prefix... the retarded script can't handle a n/a answeer.
I downloaded an installed it on my 7, 8 and 8.1 64 but systems... it's an old game but I love that gog have made it new system friendly for 64 bit.
p.s. My old save games do transfer into the gog version.
I've been having a blast revisiting this game. I bought the game from GOG.com and upgraded it with EDuke32 • Duke3D for Windows, Linux and OS X . Than I installed the high resolution pack Duke Nukem 3D, Duke Nukem Forever and Duke plus from fissile materials Fissile Materials and some of...
Some of my games don't like me having 3 game controllers connected to my computer. Is there a program that can disable hardware peripherals from USB or other within windows avoiding device manager and unplugging my USB's?
Gog.com's release of interstate76 arsenal freaks out.