As a way to get its proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard accepted by regulatory authorities world wide, Microsoft has signed agreements with various firms over the previous few weeks to carry its video games to their platforms for the foreseeable future. With the acquisition having been blocked by the UK’s CMA, it stays to be seen whether or not it’ll really find yourself going by, although after all, Microsoft might be honouring the aforementioned lately made agreements.
One such deal that the corporate agreed with was with Nvidia, with Microsoft pledging to carry its video games to cloud platform GeForce Now for at the least the subsequent 10 years. That course of has now begun, with Gears 5 being the primary Microsoft-published title to change into accessible on the streaming platform.
In the meantime, extra Xbox titles will quickly be making their method to the streaming service as nicely, with Arkane Studios’ Deathloop and Obsidian Leisure’s Pentiment and Grounded set to change into accessible for GeForce Now subsequent week, on Might 25.
