Fans of the Xbox gaming platform will probably have a big reason to celebrate next year, as a new digital market law will come into force in the European Union, which AppAmong other things, it will order to allow third-party game and application stores to enter its platforms, which will ultimately be exempt from sales fees or strict control by Applu. And it is this opportunity that he wants to take full advantage of. Microsoft, which has now been confirmed by the head of its gaming division, Phil Spencer, in an interview with Financial Times.
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Buying Xbox games and playing them on iPhones is currently quite difficult. You only need to use the web version of the store to make purchases. Microsoftand the same in pale blue then applies to cloudnew streaming games from Game Pass. IN App Store You will find the Xbox app, but it is ultimately only used to manage your Xbox, and therefore your gaming profile, with the exception that you can't buy games or play them through it other than through "home" streaming (i.e. de facto just mirroring content from your home Xbox to your screen). iPhone) is not possible. But it wants Microsoft change. "We think it (the new law on digital markets - ed.) is a huge opportunity. We want to be in a position where we can offer our exclusive content, as well as content from our third-party partners, on any screen to anyone who wants to play it.” Spencer said specifically in the interview. So it is clear that he was not only referring to the possibility of selling games through his own game store, but also playing them. It is worth mentioning that playing would not be done in the style of installing a game on an iPhone, but over the internet via streaming, as is the case now. However, everything would be smoother and faster, because it now offers Microsoft just a web version of the application with a number of different limitations.
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As Applu will ultimately have no choice but to comply with the law and respect it, as otherwise he would face considerable fines, it is already possible to say without any exaggeration that his closed software world will soon change quite significantly. However, it is worth adding in one breath that this change will be more than pleasant, because users should be able to benefit from it in a truly grand style. It was, for example, the reluctance of companies to pay considerable fees that caused users to have to pay for some things on their own. iPhonehave been denying until now. But that is now apparently over for good.oneiPhones will thus become slightly more complex electronics, albeit paradoxically with miniminor cause Appyou.
