Should that be the case, what happens then?
With these systems already in place, it doesn’t make much sense for Microsoft to keep Bethesda’s launcher around. Not with Microsoft already having the Microsoft Store in Windows and the Xbox Game Pass for PC app, where PC gamers can download games from. More specifically, what will happen to the games that PC gamers have purchased via the Bethesda storefront? From a business perspective, it doesn’t seem valid to keep it in play. But now that Microsoft will take over ownership of Zenimax, Bethesda, and all of Bethesda’s Studios and already have their own digital storefront and launcher, what does this mean for Bethesda launcher, ? Of course, the best-laid plans of mice and men don’t always turn out the way everyone wants them to, and it wasn’t that long ago Bethesda started releasing games onto Steam again. Which meant they had stopped releasing their PC titles via Steam and opted for their own service. But let’s start with one PC-centric question first What does this mean for PC gaming? More specifically, where does this leave the Bethesda PC launcher?Īs you already know, Bethesda had started its own PC launcher sometime ago and originally had planned to release all of their PC games onto that launcher and storefront.
Well, now that the shock of hearing that Microsoft has acquired (or soon will) Zenimax, the parent company of Bethesda, I still have a bunch of important questions. Originally published on Are the storefront and launcher days numbered?
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