Microsoft will offer Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, and Call of Duty: Warzone on Xbox Cloud Gaming this month .
This means that Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will be available to play on Xbox Cloud Gaming from its launch day, October 25th, while support for Warzone and Modern Warfare III will also be enabled on the same day.
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This is the first time a game has been available since launch on Xbox Cloud Gaming, following Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard. “This is a historic moment for the Call of Duty franchise and a win for the community,” said Ashley McKissick, corporate vice president of gaming experiences and platforms at Xbox.
To access the three Call of Duty games via Xbox Cloud Gaming, you'll need an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription. All games will be available to play across consoles, PC, mobile devices, Amazon Fire TV devices, Meta Quest , and select Samsung.
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The launch of Call of Duty on Xbox Cloud Gaming comes just before Microsoft's plans to let you stream your own games via Xbox Cloud Gaming next month. A week ago, it was revealed that Microsoft is preparing to test the ability to stream games you own that aren't in your existing Xbox Game Pass library in November.
The test will initially begin with Xbox Insiders and a limited selection of additional games, before expanding to more Xbox and a wider range of games. Over the past two years, Microsoft has focused on preparing its servers for Xbox Cloud Gaming, with the goal of eventually supporting streaming thousands of games.
Microsoft will enable Xbox game purchases in the Xbox mobile app on Android in the US starting November 1.
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This development is possible thanks to a court ruling last week that forces Google to stop requiring Google Play to charge for apps in the Play Store starting the same day. So you'll finally be able to purchase Xbox games through the Android and stream them directly to your device.
Source: theverge
