Online-only gamer achievements planned.
Microsoft today unveiled its roadmap for PC and Xbox 360 cross-platform gaming, predicting that "the floodgates will open" for software playable across the two formats by 2008.
Speaking in a session at the Games Convention Developer Conference in Leipzig, Microsoft UK third-party account manager Steven Blackburn offered delegates an update on the firm's Xbox Live service. He also provided details of future plans for marketplace, Live Arcade and the Vista and 360-linking Live Anywhere service.
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Bring it on. I'm ready!
This is great!
M$ is not stupid, they know damn well sony has the market share so they use what resources they have. The pc market is huge! linking the 360 with vista is only going to allow them to expand even further, something they we not able to do last generation. I'm not pro M$ I have a ps1 and ps2, but M$ is showing they have the money, resources, and software to stick around if not take over the #1 spot in the console war. Sony fanboys will soon be using Xbox live while quietly addmiting to themselves that sony does not rule the world.
1st. Opens flood gates to virus's, Lag Hackers and other kinds of hacking manipulation.
2nd. More people without headsets and having Mouse & Keyboards.
3rd. Think Live can get bogged down now? Just wait for 08.
Keep it up microsoft