PC gaming alliance was fatally blown against Microsoft and NVIDIA exited

In order to rejuvenate the PC game industry, many manufacturers in the industry established the massive PC Game Alliance (PCGA) at the beginning of 2008. However, it has not been effective. On the contrary, there has been continuous negative news and there has been a big break with the PCGA. Heavyweight publisher Actvision left the organization more than a year after its founding. Today, Microsoft and NVIDIA have also announced their withdrawal.

The list of sponsors and contributors to the PCGA official website has disappeared from the world’s largest software company and graphics company, but giants such as Intel, AMD, Sony, Dell, Epic, Capcom and Razer are still listed.

At the end of last year, Matt Ployhar, the newly appointed president of the alliance, confirmed the departure of Microsoft and NVIDIA, but stressed that the organization will not be seriously affected and will continue to exist (Who believes).

Matt Ployhar also announced that PCGA is no longer a simple market research, report release organization, but will be more active in helping game developers, publishers and hardware companies make better PC games.

Matt Ployhar, who once worked for Intel, said in his blog: “PCGA is entering the second phase of the life cycle, in my words, from 'crawling' to 'walking'. I expect there will be considerable changes in 2011, we The tasks and goals will also be upgraded. In the next three years, I will do my best to keep things relatively simple."