game to integrate with the interface anyway? How is it not good for games? I've been playing all my games on it with no issues. It's not so much that games won't work, but any gamer who runs Windows 8 and wishes to install a game that integrates fully with the new user interface will only be able to download the application through the Windows Store. This will give Microsoft absolute control over which software will be available if users wish to enjoy all the ' advantages ' of the new operating system. Trying to ruin the PC as an open platform is a catastrophe for everyone in the PC space. The point people are making about Windows 8 is the direction Microsoft seem to be heading towards. Making the metro, or whatever they call it, interface a primary thing and only allowing 'apps' bought from the store to be installed in it concerns people. Why? Well, because people are concerned that whilst Microsoft have included a 'desktop' for you to use in this version what's to say that they will include it in Windows 9? They've already done away with it with Windows 8 RT. It's more about the PC community trying to show Microsoft that we shouldn't head down this closed environment with future iterations. Where Microsoft go next with the OS is anyone's guess but I think people right now are concerned and it's better to speak up now than when or if they fully implement a