Microsoft's 10-year deals hint at expansion of Xbox Cloud Gaming.
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Microsoft has announced a 10-year deal with British mobile network EE to bring Xbox PC games to EE customers, which could hint at PC games coming to Xbox Cloud Gaming. While Microsoft's cloud gaming deals with Nvidia, Ubitus, and Boosteroid have all involved putting Xbox PC games on a rival cloud gaming service, EE doesn't offer its own service. It's more likely that Microsoft is gearing up to add PC games to Xbox Cloud Gaming than EE is getting ready to launch an unannounced rival cloud gaming service.
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