You still have to buy the games you play individually on each platform, so to Microsoft, it probably doesn't make a huge difference for these games to be available there, as it's the equivalent of selling any other PC game. GeForce Now is a subscription service, yes, but it doesn't include access to any games. Of course, there are some big differences between how GeForce Now and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate operate.
This commitment feels particularly important considering that Nvidia GeForce Now is one of the biggest competitors to Microsoft's own cloud gaming service, Xbox Cloud Gaming (part of Game Pass Ultimate). The move marks yet another significant step in affirming Microsoft's intentions to keep major titles on multiple platforms, a concern that's been holding back the $70 billion acquisition deal announced over a year ago. Microsoft has committed to bringing its games, include Call of Duty and other Activision titles, to Nvidia's GeForce Now platform if the Activision purchase is approved by regulators.
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