Windows 7 to Include Automatic Game Update Check
by Nick Breckon, Sep 22, 2008 12:23pm PDTA new screenshot from a recent build of the next Windows shows that developer Microsoft is planning to incorporate more robust PC gaming functionality into its operating software.
According to an image from ThinkNext, the games startup menu in the current build of Windows 7 includes an option to automatically alert users to updates for PC games. An option box to allow Windows to auto-download "information and news about games and game providers" is also shown.
Windows 7 is expected to be released in January 2010.
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As a gamer, version control of my games isn't a big issue unless there is a major bug. I know where to find patches myself and follow along with the gaming community enough to know when patches are coming. The last thing I want is MS to babysit my game patches like their Windows updates.
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Fuck.
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Maybe it's Microsoft Update that uses it.
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