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The demise of the Windows platform   
Thursday, October 13 2011 @ 06:42 AM CST
Contributed by: Linegod

General NewsI bought a Windows game last week. What I got was a scenic tour through the demise of the Windows platform. I knew that Windows as gaming platform was troublesome, but it never was as clear that it's actually moving towards irrelevance. If you ever have seriously played games on Windows you know this cocktail of driver updates, googling error messages, entering illegiible cryptic codes from stickers hidden in game boxes, waiting for online activation, going through update popups of various origins, and what not. It took me something like two hours before I was even able to start the game. I love games, and I have played quite some games on Windows, but I might be done with this now.

Read the full thing at http://blog.cornelius-schumacher.de/2011/10/demise-of-windows-platform.html

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