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I'm far to be a pro Microsoft but Windows is more versatile to run games. Asus understood it. If you want to play with steam, xbox, gog or indie games. It's far more flexible than linux even if some huge progress were done.
It's not versatile at all, it's just what most games are made for so it doesn't have to be.
Linux is more versatile because it can play games it wasn't targeted for.
The impressive part is that some of those games can actually run even better than on Windows.