Screen Rant

  • It looks as if Epic Games and Microsoft have mended their relationship, following comments by the former's founder Tim Sweeney. 1 / 7

  • Back in 2016, Sweeney listed a number of reasons for his dislike of Microsoft's current business model. 2 / 7

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  • Sweeney initially stated that Microsoft's Universal Windows Platform (UWP) ecosystem wasn't up to industry standards. 3 / 7

  • Furthermore, he felt as if the OS were designed to slow down Steam in order to better promote Microsoft's Windows Store. 4 / 7

  • Now Sweeney is singing a different tune, claiming "we couldn’t be happier with the directions they’ve taken on all their platforms." 5 / 7

  • It probably doesn't hurt that Epic Games has launched its own digital storefront to take on Steam in the time since those comments. 6 / 7

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  • Plus, the company has secured PC exclusivity through its Epic Games Store – which is sure to have been a major blow to Steam. 7 / 7

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