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THQ Nordic announced that five great games of Microsoft Studios’ portfolio will soon be available via Steam and THQ Nordic proudly presents the physical editions for these games.
He's gunning for the comment lottery, each comment = 1 entry. Mods don't check to see if its anything substantial either. That's just my guess though.
I’m surprised not more people noticed.
Not only that, by look at his comments that come AFTER other comments if he’s not first. They’re basically combination of whatever the 1st comment is on that article.
Yeah, quite interesting that Microsoft needs a third party to distribute on steam although I understand it as well. At least they can advertise their games on windows store while making money from steam without looking like hypocrits.
Also for all those that don't read. Thq will distribute 5 games developed by Microsoft (earlier available on Windows store and Xbox) on steam. So some Microsoft pc games will be available on an additional pc platform.
I hope this whole thing isn't to cover up the fact that it is Microsoft as obviously they can distribute their games themselves. The actual point of this is unclear.
MS moving ever closer to PC. I wonder if anything will be left of the console gaming by the time they are done with it.
Should read:
"THQ Nordic announced that five poor/average/okay games of Microsoft Studios’ portfolio will soon be available via Steam and THQ Nordic politely smiles and presents the physical editions for these games."
"THQ Nordic announced that five great games of Microsoft Studios’ portfolio will soon be available via Steam"
"Great" games?
