Microsoft is feeling proud to launch its new OS named Windows Vista but has brought deep dissent to all the gamers around the globe as the newly launched OS turns out to be futile towards video games. Windows Vista has spoiled all the flavor of video-games especially casual games due to the overly restrictive security protocols.
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WildTangent's words on new OS also sound something alike that Vista's incompatibility with most downloadable casual games, including those on Microsoft's own gaming portal demonstrates the enormous challenges facing many small game developers with getting their games to work with the new OS.'
The hurdle in the way is Vista's support to ESRB ratings that is also turning out to a barrier in the way as some popular games by small banner that can't afford ESRB ratings will not run on the system. So the parents who have
So literally the parental control associated with new OS is a downside and needs a quick heal.
Via: dailytech
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