Microsoft's Cloud Gaming Ambitions Persist Despite UK Setbacks
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Microsoft has signed a 10-year agreement with Spain-based cloud gaming provider Nware to make PC games it builds in-house available to stream on that platform, along with Activision Blizzard titles if and when the $68.7 billion deal goes through. The latest agreement follows similar deals Microsoft has struck with Nintendo, Steam, NVIDIA, Boosteroid, Ubitus and EE to make its games available on those companies' platforms. These partnerships are part of a charm offensive Microsoft and Activision have been carrying out in an attempt to win over antitrust regulators.
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