Call of Duty: Xbox succeeds in another huge deal

While PlayStation is busy fighting Microsoft’s takeover of Activision, Xbox is partnering with other platforms. Now the company has landed another big deal.

Microsoft has repeatedly emphasized over the past few weeks that Call of Duty will not stagnate on the Xbox after the Activision takeover. To underline this message and allay the fears of Sony and various regulators, Microsoft has already multiple platform deals for the popular shooter series completed. After Nintendo and Nvidia, the cloud gaming provider Boosteroid is now added.

CoD: Xbox completes 10-year deal with boosteroid

According to Microsoft, Boosteroid is the world’s largest independent cloud gaming provider and recently surpassed 4 million users. With the deal, Xbox assures that Call of Duty will also be available on the cloud gaming platform for the next 10 years – an agreement that has already been made to this extent with Nintendo and Nvidia GeForce Now. This would make Call of Duty after Microsoft acquired Activision around 150 million players are availablewho are currently unable to play the shooter. (Source: Microsoft)

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PlayStation continues to raise spirits against Xbox takeover

PlayStation not be used as an argument for the Activision acquisition – the gaming market leader continues to do everything in its power to torpedo the deal and recently even credited Microsoft with an act of sabotage.

Sony’s argument will, however with every new deal between Microsoft and other vendor platforms weaker and the company’s position appears increasingly isolated.

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