Microsoft is fully committed to PC gaming with Windows 10, according to Phil Spencer.
The Head of Xbox admitted that while the company hasn't been particularly invested in Windows as a gaming platform in recent years, PC gamers can expect to see a major push from Microsoft from here on out.
"We weren't fully committed as a company, and I've said that before," he told PC Gamer. "We made commitments to developers and consumers that I don't feel we lived up to. The key difference now is that the Xbox team is driving the Windows and console gaming efforts as one connected ecosystem.
"I can tell you definitively that our team has never committed more resources to making Windows better for game developers and gamers, and that means any gamer on Windows 10, regardless of storefront or device."
Just yesterday, Spencer confirmed Microsoft will have a presence at this year's PC Gaming Show at E3. What do you hope the company will discuss during the conference? Perhaps we'll hear more about Windows 10's ability to stream Xbox One games.
Windows 10 comes to PC on July 29.
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