Intended as a place to download Microsoft's mobile games, the store has been in development for almost two years, but its website now returns a 404 error page.

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Reporting by Paige Cook and Craig Chapple. Last week, Xbox president Sarah Bond revealed that the company would be launching the Xbox mobile games store in July. The marketplace is set to start on web ...

Despite confusion after the URL for the browser-based version of the store vanished, Microsoft insists the Xbox mobile store ...

Microsoft will open a mobile game store in July to compete with Google Play and Apple's App Store. Xbox president Sarah Bond recently announced the move at the Bloomberg Technology Summit, stating ...

In a surprise reveal, Microsoft said Thursday it plans to launch a mobile gaming store later this year. The news came out during an on-stage interview with Xbox president Sarah Bond at a Bloomberg ...

Microsoft has announced plans to launch a mobile games store in July. This will be a web-based store that initially launches with Microsoft’s own games. Microsoft has long stated its intention to ...

The Epic Games Store's mobile version now has a freebie program of its own, offering a hit strategy game from Amplitude Studios. Almost 20 third-party games have hit the store too. After years of ...

Microsoft will launch its Xbox mobile games store in July as it looks to take on Apple and Google. Speaking to Bloomberg Live, Xbox president Sarah Bond said the new marketplace would start on web to ...

Six years ago Epic Games launched mobile versions of popular game Fortnite for Android and iOS. And two years later the company intentionally violated the rules for Apple and Google’s mobile app ...

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