Microsoft Makes Major Store Revenue Share Change for PC Games ✖ A major revenue share change is coming to the Microsoft Store for PC video games, the company has announced. Starting August 1st, PC games sales on the Microsoft Store will net developers 88% of the net revenue. Previously, and as of right now, that share was 70%. In other words, Microsoft has cut its share of the revenue down from 30% to 12%. It's hard to say what sort of impact the change might have in the long run, but it marks an interesting shift as the digital distribution landscape continues to evolve. "Game developers a...