In addition to the deal it signed with Boosteroid yesterday to eventually add Xbox and Activision Blizzard games to the service, Microsoft also reached a 10-year agreement with cloud gaming service “Ubitus” today.
After the acquisition is complete, ActiBlizz and Xbox PC games will be available to Ubitus, according to Xbox CEO Phil Spencer’s statement.
If you’ve never heard of Ubitus, the company has recently used its technology to bring a number of games, such as Control and Resident Evil Village, to the Nintendo Switch in the cloud.
Given that this is the second of these 10-year partnerships to emerge in a week, Microsoft President Brad Smith recently predicted that we would see more of them. Don’t be shocked if there are soon to be more.
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