Microsoft Win8 App Store Begins to Accept Adult (PEGI 18) Games

December 14th news, Microsoft officially announced in the official blog that the Windows Store began to accept games classified as PEGI 18. Previously, due to Microsoft's restrictions, many game masterpieces could not be put on the Win8 app store; gamers can now take a sigh of relief.

Windows has always been a favorite platform for all types of games. The game that accepts PEGI 18 means that the Windows App Store supports traditional games even further. Microsoft stated in the fifth part of the certification requirements, "Windows applications are for global users. & rdquo; Microsoft has more content definitions here, describing how to age for various types of games in the Windows Store.

After welcoming the PEGI 18 game into the store, Microsoft still adheres to the two principles of “flexibility and trust”, which is fundamental to the Windows Store. Microsoft realized that users are expecting a richer gaming experience and therefore introduced the PEGI 18 game.

Of course, in the case of integrating Microsoft Home Security, the Windows Store allows parents to control the various procedures that children follow. Therefore, even after introducing more adult content, the store is still a safe and active place for children to explore.

Microsoft also announced that it will bring Windows 8 users to the game including The Witcher and Grand Theft Auto IV, and more games are coming soon.