A spokesperson for Nvidia recently stated that regardless of whether the Blizzard acquisition can be implemented, the 10-year cooperation between the company and Microsoft will continue to advance, and GeForce Now will launch a variety of Microsoft games.
Journalist Zach Laidlaw shared comments from Nvidia’s spokesperson in his Medium blog post, which is as follows: “Regardless of the outcome of the acquisition, the agreement between [Nvidia] and Microsoft and Xbox PC games will continue to advance.”
Nvidia signed a 10-year agreement with Microsoft in February this year to introduce 1,500 games such as “Halo”, “Minecraft”, and “Elden Ring” developed by game studios including Bethesda, Mojang Studios and Activision into GeForce Now.
According to reports, Xbox Game Studios PC games available on third-party stores such as Steam or Epic will be the first games to be playable through GeForce NOW. The partnership also marks the first games to hit the Windows Store, and Nvidia says support will begin soon.
