Microsoft has finally opened the doors to its online bazaar of gaming content, but this time it’s for PC gamers and not those shifty console customers.
Currently the North American marketplace has a Viva Pinata PC demo available while Europe gets a Kane & Lynch one instead. It’ll also include game DLC, videos and more.
The new Games for Windows Live Marketplace acts as a stand-alone application and eventually plans to sell full games to customers in a bid to compete with Valve’s Steam and even the EA Store for online distribution.
Source: Shacknews
