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Games for Windows is a Total Port of Xbox Live
Posted 06/29/2007 at 03:34:31pm
I was just wondering, is games for windows-live free, or do I have to pay a yearly subscription charge? If the answer is yes, than this is truly beyond an outrage because I paid for a windows OS, why the hell would i need to pay for gaming on my computer. I was just wondering because from what ive seen of games for windows-live in magazines, it sounds exactly like xbox live, and pc gaming dosent need that.