Microsoft, the multi-million software giant revealed, that the Microsoft Team is busy these days building the on-demand Web Store for PC games. The company has tagged the upcoming web store as ‘Games For Windows Marketplace’, with an aim to conquer the gaming world. Microsoft announced that the new Web Store would be launching November 15, bringing in over a hundred titles.

The Marketplace would start offering PC gamers a whole lineup of games while also displaying special promotions for gamers such as, Deal of the Week. Currently the store is offering a Deal on ‘Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas’ which available at an attractive price of $3.75, a 75% discount on the original price.

The software giant brings the Games for Windows Marketplace with a promise, Optimized speed with fewer clicks to purchase or download the game.

Gamers would be provided a tool to search and download games on a PC, while also allowing them to re-download it, if the product has been purchased.

Users would need a Xbox LIVE gamertag, Zune tag or Windows Live ID to purchase titles. The store would also support Microsoft Points as well as credit card payments.

via [TechCrunch]