The Hostile Takeover of a Microsoft Flight Simulator Server
A community of air traffic control roleplayers gets torn apart by a lawsuit, and the founders scatter, trying to pick up the pieces.
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A community of air traffic control roleplayers gets torn apart by a lawsuit, and the founders scatter, trying to pick up the pieces.
To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. The early ’90s were a nostalgic and unique time in gaming. As a bookish 11-year-old in braces and a hot pink jogging set who didn’t fit in on the playground, my only comforts were my best friend Denise, our after-school episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation over Pringles, and the family desktop, in all of its beige glory. While most of my classmates in elementary school argued over whether the Super Nintendo or the Sega Genesis was the superior console, I turned my attention to PC gaming, then just an afterthought.
A free weekend celebrates the first major DLC drop for the title. It’s no secret that the real-time strategy genre has long lived in the shadows. The genre saw its peak with the release of StarCraft II but has seen a decline in popularity due to both its barrier for entry and lack of groundbreaking titles in the genre. There’s been a few outliers here and there with more on the horizon, but it’s a difficult reality to deny. Thankfully, for those who still enjoy watching armies battle for supremacy, those few titles have proven to satiate our appetites. One of those games is
'Starting on August 1 the developer share of Microsoft Store PC games sales net revenue will increase to 88%, from 70%,' Microsoft says
Microsoft reduces Windows Store cut to 12 percent By IANS| Posted by Sameer | Published: 30th April 2021 1:38 pm IST These changes will only affect PC games and not Xbox console games in Microsoft’s store. “As part of our commitment to empower every PC game creator to achieve more, starting on August 1 the developer share of Microsoft Store PC games sales net revenue will increase to 88 per cent, from 70 per cent,” Matt Booty, head of Xbox Game Studios at Microsoft, said in a statement. “A clear, no-strings-attached revenue share means developers can bring more games to more p...