Gaming
According to a post by Microsoft’s director of global marketing Kevin Unangst on the Gamescore blog, the company - of which ES is a subsidiary - still holds the rights to the popular strategy series and has the PC firmly in mind for future additions to the franchise.
"If you're a PC gamer, you've likely played some version of Age Of Empires somewhere along the line," Unangst wrote.
"As a company, we're very excited about the future potential for Age Of Empires and as a PC gamer, I'm looking forward to what that future holds."
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