Ceo of epic games calls crush chromebooks edition to windows cloud os

It is clear that there is always news that never ceases to amaze us, and this is one of them. Because surely you have heard of Windows 10 Crush Steam Edition, the project of Windows Cloud OS (Windows in the cloud), but the CEO of Epic Games, Tim Sweeney, does not have them all with him about the fact that this Microsoft project is going to take off… so much so, that on his Twitter account he has not surprised everyone by calling him otherwise, as he thinks it should be called, " Crush Chromebooks Edition ".

Epic Games CEO Calls Windows Cloud OS "Crush Chromebooks Edition"

Sweeney has talked about the Windows cloud project, they claim that Windows Cloud OS could go nowhere and should rather be called " Crush Chromebooks Edition ".

This cloud version of Windows 10 Crush Steam Edition, would be intended to run Windows Store apps, let's say this would be its goal. However, this is very reminiscent of what Google has done years ago with Chromebooks, which offer something similar but using the Chrome Store.

It could be a bad idea this project that Microsoft wants to undertake with Windows Cloud OS, because the comparison with Chrome OS in Chromebooks has not taken long to appear. And undoubtedly, it must be remembered Chrome OS is having a strong presence in the education and business sector, due to the power of office automation at low cost. Is this what Microsoft is looking for?

Laptops with Windows Cloud OS may not run PC games

But if so, Windows laptops in the cloud would not be able to run PC games. This could greatly limit the market, because many users may not want to know anything about these types of computers that really, would have a lot to do with Google's Chromebooks, only exchanging Chrome OS for the Windows cloud.

Returning to the gaming arena, Sweeney envisions a Microsoft-dominated future for PC gaming. Although the cloud project, if not run, could become a " Crush Chromebooks Edition " rather than a Windows 10 Crush Steam Edition. What do you think about the news? Do you think it will be more like Chrome OS or more like gaming?

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