• Sun. Oct 5th, 2025

Xbox Signs New Deal To Bring Call Of Duty To Another Cloud Gaming Service

Another day, another new streaming deal for Microsoft and Xbox PC games–including Activision Blizzard if the acquisition goes through. This time Xbox has agreed to a 10-year partnership with Ubitus K.K., which owns the cloud service GameNow and has worked on cloud versions of Nintendo Switch titles.

Head of Xbox Phil Spencer announced the agreement on Twitter, saying, “Our commitment is to give more players, more choice.” The pact also comes on the heels of Microsoft signing a 10-year deal with Boosteroid, a Ukrainian cloud gaming provider.

On top of GameNow, Ubitus has experience with two notable games on Switch. The company worked on the cloud versions of Control: Ultimate Edition and The Forgotten City. Ubitus stated on Twitter: “We’re honored to establish a 10-year partnership with Microsoft for players to stream Xbox PC games and Activision Blizzard titles pending the acquisition. This collaboration enhances our library with high-profile game IPs, it also expands our library size to over 1,000 titles.”

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