Microsoft announced at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco that its Xbox One will be able to run Universal Windows apps starting this summer, reports Business Insider. The Xbox Store and the Windows Store for apps and content will also be merged into one. That’s huge for developers who want to build cross-platform apps and games for the company’s desktop and mobile OS as well as its gaming console. The move should help extend the lifespan of the console, and give palyers a reason to use it for more than just gaming. Microsoft has been keen on unifying its cross-device…
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