At a press conference in Brussels where the hearings were held Microsoft about the planned acquisition Activision Blizzardsaid the president of Microsoft Brad Smiththat all games released by Microsoft on PC will also appear on the competing streaming service. GeForce Now from Nvidia.
The agreement was signed by the companies ten years and includes i All games from Activision Blizzard. We should be able to stream Microsoft games through GeForce Now whether we buy them from the Windows Store, Steam, or the Epic Games Store.
In exchange for this contract Nvidia formally supported the acquisition of Activision Blizzard. To a certain extent, this refutes the fears of the authorities about the emergence of a monopoly in the field of cloud gaming. Still in opposition is Sony, with Brad Smith pointing to a similar proposal for Call of Duty. This should guarantee the Japanese company a series of FPS on the PlayStation for a period of ten years. However, Sony has not yet signed the contract.
“Together with Nintendo, we are bringing Call of Duty to an additional 150 million consoles that didn’t exist before,” Smith goes on to point to the deal with Nintendo, rejecting the UK authorities’ offer of a partial acquisition. don’t think it’s reasonable or realistic that was one part [Activision Blizzardu z obchodu] excluded” (via Jez Corden).
Source :Indian TV
