Microsoft and NVIDIA announced a 10-year agreement on 21 February to bring Xbox PC games to GeForce NOW.
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The companies will start integration work immediately; individual game release dates are still to come. Players will stream games they buy, including Xbox PC titles from Steam and Epic Games Store. Windows Store support includes third-party titles only where publishers grant NVIDIA streaming rights.
Activision Blizzard PC games, including Call of Duty, depend on Microsoft completing its proposed acquisition. NVIDIA says the agreement resolves its concerns and it supports regulatory approval.
Microsoft’s announcement and NVIDIA’s release describe the arrangement.
Related: FTC challenges Activision acquisition.
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