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LOL

Don’t belive the stuff this journalist writes. He exaggerates and is well known to be biased.

First let’s all understand uwp started as a way for phone apps and windows apps to be identical. They were generally simple apps but over time the store and complexity of its content has evolved.

Uwp apps are essentially identical to a normal win32 executable. The only real difference is they are essentially secured.

Now when they launched win10 and games that were AAA on the platform there were growing pains and valid complaints from consumers but also a ton of misinformation consumers believed to be true based on things they read on a website which was propagated and repeated without actually checking the facts.

At this point a uwp game supports every function that a game from steam supports with the exception of mods. That isn’t because a uwp game can’t be modded its because no games made for it are moddable. There is a distinct difference.

Microsoft has already fixed all the major complaints about uwp games. The rest of the issues are in the hands of developers themselves. If you have a concern about features, performance.. Or anything then ask the people who made the game dont blame Microsoft for someone else’s failings.

Let’s also remember no major store has ever had a smooth launch. Steam was a mess for quite a long time and still has it’s own issues. Microsoft has worked very quickly to rectify any issues.

The only thing they really need to do now is make a dedicated store section for AAA titles instead of letting them live in the same space as mobile games and simple apps.