Steam to end support for Windows 7 and 8 early next year
The Steam Client will no longer run on Windows versions 7, 8, and 8.1 starting next year.
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How to fix 'Working on it...' Slow Downloads Folder on Windows
Is your Downloads folder slow to respond? This guide can help you get everything back up to full speed in a flash.
Xbox's Mike Ybarra on the New Dash, Windows Integration, and Steam
As you wait for the New Xbox One Experience update to download, take a look at our chat with Xbox Director of Program Management Mike Ybarra. We touched on the new dashboard's goals, integrating its design with Windows, and the sometimes rocky relationship with Valve.
Microsoft introduces Surface 3 with 10.8-inch display, 10 hour battery, and more
The new Surface 3 is Microsoft's latest tablet that includes Windows 8.1 and features a microUSB port, an Intel Atom x7 processor, and lasts up to 10 hours.
Call of Duty: Heroes builds its bases on iOS and Windows 8 tablets today, Android soon
Call of Duty: Heroes will hopefully scratch your free-to-play base-building itch, although it has a number of features Call of Duty fans may actually enjoy.
Kinectimals go Unleashed on Windows 8
The Kinectimals are running wild in a new mobile game for Windows 8, available now.
Halo: Spartan Assault gets controller support on August 29
Halo: Spartan Assault--the first official Halo game on PC in eons--shipped without any support for Xbox 360 controllers. It was an especially odd decision, given that the game was a twin-stick shooter. That glaring oversight is being addressed in a new title update coming August 29th.
Skulls of the Shogun coming to Steam July 29
Skulls of the Shogun is releasing on Steam next Monday, July 29, marking the first time it will be available on Windows XP-7.
DirectX 11.2 for Windows 8.1 detailed
At its Build conference today, Microsoft detailed the new DirectX 11.2 for Windows 8.1.
Skulls of the Shogun dev says Microsoft exclusivity hurt
Borut Pfeifer, one of the developers of the indie collective that developed Skulls of the Shogun, speaks out about how their exclusivity with Microsoft ultimately hurt the game.
