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作者: felaray (傲嬌魚) 看板: WindowsPhone
標題: [Win10] 官方Twitter: 1/21 9點直播(UTC-8)
時間: Wed Jan 21 11:35:40 2015
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Watch our live stream tomorrow at 9am PST, to see the new features we’re
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期待!
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Windows 10 event: what to expect from tomorrow's announcement
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Xbox and PC gaming
Microsoft has a rather mixed history of PC gaming. Initiatives like Games for
Windows Live failed miserably, and the company has never managed to transform
its success with Xbox Live on the console over to traditional PC gaming. With
Phil Spencer now in charge of Xbox and gaming at Microsoft, things are
starting to look a lot better. Spencer killed off the Kinect bundle, cut the
price of the Xbox One, and even helped acquire Minecraft. His efforts on the
console side have not gone unnoticed, but it’s time PC gaming got some
much-needed love from Microsoft.
That should be the main focus of Spencer’s participation on Wednesday. While
Microsoft can’t match the power of Valve’s Steam service, realizing the
potential of cross-platform play and bringing Xbox Live to the PC in a way
that makes sense could help, alongside an improved Store to access popular
titles and indie games. Microsoft has long promised games that let you play
on a phone, and then resume on a console or PC. Pitting Xbox One gamers
against PC players in the same game could be an option, but Microsoft now has
the infrastructure to enable true roaming games across phone, tablet, PC, and
console. We're expecting to see some of that on Wednesday. imagine playing
Xbox One games on your Windows PC, or buying a single game that you can play
on your PC or Xbox One and the game state syncs alongside achievements and
Xbox Live integration. Wednesday could hold lots of possibilities for gamers,
but a commitment to PC gaming will be a key part.
"Is a VR headset on the way?"
Elsewhere, Microsoft still needs to explain its strategy for Xbox One apps
and why it matters that the Xbox One runs Windows 10. We will see some
details around this, and in particular how DirectX 12 is key to the future of
gaming across Windows and Xbox. Microsoft is also holding private sessions
with developers on Thursday with topics including the "Windows 10 roadmap for
Xbox," so it's safe to assume we'll get a good look at future capabilities
enabled by Windows 10.
Microsoft will also be participating in the Game Developers Conference in
March and E3 in June, so don’t expect all the details on the company's plans
for Xbox One on Wednesday. Microsoft also continues to work on a VR headset,
codenamed Project B, and it's possible we might see some hints or an early
look at the company's progress with its new Xbox hardware on Wednesday.
Microsoft may also detail its plans to bring Xbox Live cross-platform to iOS
and Android, but the Windows 10 event timing makes that unlikely.
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