Windows Vista
Now whether you play the game titles on the gaming hut or on your PC, Windows Vista will be assisting you all the way because Microsoft is bringing Windows Vista to gaming consoles. This upcoming Microsoft operating system is being designed in accordance with the needs of gamers mainly focusing on Direct10 technology.
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Games for Windows come with latest gaming platform with wireless gaming receiver having USB hubs to hook up with your PC. The innovative gaming platform will provide gamers the more versatile console with uniform looks similar to that of PS2, Xbox and GameCube. Paul Thurrott detailed about the innovation:
In fact, these Games for Windows titles will be packaged just like Xbox 360 games: Instead of a white bar at the top with a green Xbox 360 logo, you'll see a white bar at the top with a blue Windows Vista logo. Bravo. Getting the logo isn't a walk in the park, but the end result is that consumers can expect a much simpler and more console-like experience when installing these titles. Microsoft has yet to release the full list of requirements. The game must support an "Easy Install" option that installs the title on your PC in the fewest possible steps and mouse clicks. It must install an icon and associated information into the Windows Vista Games Explorer. It must be compatible with the Xbox 360 common controller. And it must install and run properly on x64 versions of Windows Vista.
Are you ready to see your computer with Windows Vista capability? Windows Vista includes amazing gaming capabilities, already loaded with titles of its own, it will be launched with few more titles for utmost enjoyment in PC gaming.
Via: dailytech
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