Microsoft To Launch Live Service For PC Gamers
Filed in archive Tech News Around The World by tiago on March 15, 2007
According to CNN the "evil" Microsoft and uncle Bill are getting ready to launch the Live online service directed for PC gamers who currently use the latest Windows Vista.
As previously seen, the Live service was a success with plenty of Xbox 360 gamers using it for multiplayer opportunities online, and now this chance is also offered to the computer folks. The first game being launched that will use the Live service is the popular "halo 2
", so if you use Windows Vista and want some cool online action get ready on the May 8 to buy Halo 2, keep in mind that Microsoft Live subscription payments go from free to gold level that cost $50 per year.
In June, Microsoft Game Studios will release "Shadowrun," the first game where Live will support competition between players on the Xbox 360 and PCs.
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