Xbox is revamping the Microsoft Store to give some games a better chance at visibility and success, benefiting both developers and players.

Xbox is updating its Microsoft Store policies to prevent developers from spamming the new releases section with duplicate bundles, ensuring fairer visibility for all games.

The Windows app store has taken many forms over the years, first launching with Windows 8 in 2012 as the "Windows Store," a marketplace for "modern" apps that never fully materialized. The store was ...

"The "New Releases" tab on Steam is a waterfall; games disappear in seconds. On consoles, specifically Xbox and PlayStation, the flow of content is more curated. Even a small game gets its moment in ...

TL;DR: Microsoft attributes its delayed Xbox mobile store launch to Apple's restrictive App Store policies, which block alternative in-app purchases and limit user communication. Despite court rulings ...

Microsoft confirms “Microslop” is not banned in Microsoft Store reviews. Viral Reddit post gains 17K upvotes, but our investigation debunks it ...

Microsoft has a new update in the works for the Microsoft Store that will allow the software store to automatically update third-party apps that aren’t stored on Microsoft’s own servers, reports ...

Microsoft has also promised a speedier certification process for app developers. “Beginning Oct. 18, the Windows Store team has committed to no more than five days for initial certification, with many ...