Microsoft is set to open its web-based Xbox mobile game store in the coming couple of months.

The news comes from Xbox president Sarah Bond, who was speaking at yesterday's Bloomberg Technology Summit.

"In July, we are going to be launching our mobile store experience," Bond said. "We're going to start actually by bringing our own first-party portfolio to that." This will include games such as Candy Crush, which Microsoft now owns thanks to its acquisition of King's parent company Activision Blizzard last year, and Minecraft.

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Microsoft is set to open its web-based Xbox mobile game store in the coming couple of months.

The news comes from Xbox president Sarah Bond, who was speaking at yesterday's Bloomberg Technology Summit.

"In July, we are going to be launching our mobile store experience," Bond said. "We're going to start actually by bringing our own first-party portfolio to that." This will include games such as Candy Crush, which Microsoft now owns thanks to its acquisition of King's parent company Activision Blizzard last year, and Minecraft.

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Microsoft is set to open its web-based Xbox mobile game store in the coming couple of months.

The news comes from Xbox president Sarah Bond, who was speaking at yesterday's Bloomberg Technology Summit.

"In July, we are going to be launching our mobile store experience," Bond said. "We're going to start actually by bringing our own first-party portfolio to that." This will include games such as Candy Crush, which Microsoft now owns thanks to its acquisition of King's parent company Activision Blizzard last year, and Minecraft.

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