We have 10% of users using Windows 8

Computer Store News: We have previously reported that the data on the Steam PC game download service of the famous video game company Valve shows that the number of devices using the Windows 8 system is slowly increasing. The last data release was in January, when 8.76% of Steam users were using Microsoft's latest Windows 8 operating system. Sites that offer similar game download services include GoG.com. There are more than 500 Windows and Mac games in the current GoG.com database. Foreign media have specifically contacted this site to find out how many users are using Win8 systems, business development. Director Oleg Klapovsky said in the email:

& ldquo; 10% of our users are using the Win8 system. In December of last year, this figure was 6%, of course, the proportion of the previous words was 0. ” It sounds like a good result, but Klapovsky also said that the total number of Windows 8 users we currently offer is still behind the number of Mac users. This situation is different from the number on the Steam platform. The number of Windows 8 users in the Steam service has already exceeded that of Mac users. But Klapovsky also did not reveal how many Mac users GoG.com now has, and the usage of other Windows operating systems in its user base. There are a lot of voices out there saying that the growth rate of Windows 8 usage is slower than that of Microsoft's past Windows version. Therefore, many people think that Windows 8 will continue to cause the PC industry to suffer, but Klapovsky expressed his opinion: “ I think that the growth of Windows 8 is not bad in the industry. The actual situation should be that Windows 7 is a very good operating system, so many users think that there is no need to upgrade the system. The entire platform of PC games and even PCs still has a very good environment and still dominates the computing industry. From the perspective of our GOG.com, we offer a variety of services for many Windows versions, including Mac OS X. We will continue to be passionate about this market regardless of the future status of PC games. Optimistic. ”