In an exciting announcement, NVIDIA has revealed that they will be bringing the popular game franchise, Call of Duty, to their GeForce Now cloud gaming platform for the first time. This announcement is particularly interesting because Activision Blizzard, the parent company of Call of Duty, is now under the Microsoft umbrella. However, Microsoft has yet to bring the game to their own Xbox Cloud Gaming service, while GeForce Now is already offering it to players. This move by NVIDIA could be seen as a demonstration to regulatory bodies and governments that Microsoft is honoring their agreement with NVIDIA, which was signed earlier this year, to allow their games to be available on competing platforms.
The head of the GeForce Now team has previously voiced support for Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard and expressed his delight in signing the agreement with Microsoft.
TLDR: NVIDIA has announced that Call of Duty games, including Modern Warfare II, Modern Warfare III, and Warzone, will be available on their cloud gaming platform, GeForce Now. This comes in contrast to Microsoft, who has yet to bring the games to their own Xbox Cloud Gaming service. The move by NVIDIA could be seen as a demonstration of Microsoft’s compliance with their agreement to make their games available on competing platforms.
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