If Microsoft really wants to put a new emphasis on PC gaming as it claims to do, it might want to start by convincing developers not to ditch their Games For Windows Live service and tools for its massive rival Steamworks. PC Gamer reports that the upcoming third person shooter Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days will be using Valve's PC tools when it comes out in August. The original Kane and Lynch used Games For Windows Live for things like achievements and auto-updating

This is the second time a major PC game title or port has switched from Games For Windows Live to Steamworks for its second installment. Bethesda Softworks announced earlier this year that Fallout: New Vegas would use Steamworks after using Games For Windows Live for Fallout 3.