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Microsoft Unveils New Titles and Powerful Momentum for Games for Windows 
Multiplayer.ro | by Desktop General | Tue, Jan 8
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Following one of the hottest years in video game history, Microsoft Corp. today announced at the 2008 International CES the addition of new titles to the Games for Windows portfolio and strong first-year results for the Games for Windows initiative. Games for Windows drove the PC gaming c...
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Corey Tamas from GameLedge » PC says
(in Games for Windows picking up lots of speed)
The whole spiel comes to life before your eyes on the Games for Windows website, where you can click around to get a look at screenshots and read news about what you have to look forward to if you’re a Windows gamer. It appears that, despite the crazygonuts success of the Xbox, Microsoft is sti...
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Brian Crecente from Kotaku says
(in Msoft Announces Nine New Games for Windows [Games For Windows])
• "Alone in the Dark" (Atari)
• "Bionic Commando" (Capcom)
• "Conflict: Denied Ops" (Eidos Interactive)
• "Empire: Total War" (SEGA)
• "LEGO Indiana Jones" (LucasArts)
• "Microsoft Train Simulator 2" (Microsoft Game Studios)
• "Sins of a Solar Empire" (Stardock)
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