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Battlenet and Blizzard
All your Blizzard games in one place! Once you log in through the new Battle.net desktop app, you have access to all your Blizzard games. Get in a quick World of Warcraft dungeon run with your guild, play a few league games in StarCraft II, and then head over to Diablo III and level up your barbarian without having to sign in separately each time. You can even have your computer remember you for up to 30 days for even easier access.
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Minecraft
Minecraft is a game about breaking and placing blocks. At first, people built structures to protect against nocturnal monsters, but as the game grew players worked together to create wonderful, imaginative things.
It can also be about adventuring with friends or watching the sun rise over a blocky ocean. It’s pretty. Brave players battle terrible things in The Nether, which is more scary than pretty. You can also visit a land of mushrooms if it sounds more like your cup of tea.
You can buy Minecraft for PC/Mac, Xbox 360 and Minecraft: Xbox One, and the Playstation. You can also get Minecraft: Pocket Edition for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and Amazon Kindle Fire.
So far 21,420,051 people bought the PC/Mac version of the game. Phew.
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Origin and EA
Origin is a free gaming service that lets you connect with your friends and the games you love from anywhere and across multiple devices. Origin also helps you discover great games from some of the world’s leading publishers, and keeps you informed of exclusive content and deals you can’t get anywhere else.
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Steam
Steam is a free platform that you can download to your computer. Don’t have a Steam account yet? You can join now for free and get access to over 3,500 games including hundreds of free titles.
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Ubisoft and Uplay
Uplay PC is Ubisoft's PC gaming portal, where you can find all your games on PC.