This Boosteroid deal reinforces Microsoft's new strategy of using such partnerships to entreat competition regulators and make a $69 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard appear pro-competitive. (Of course, that figure assumes these users had no access to Call of Duty before through alternate platforms, and are also interested in Call of Duty.) As was the case with Nvidia GeForce Now, this deal will bring Xbox PC games to Boosteroid regardless of the deal, and if it closes, the platform will get Call of Duty too. The company announced (opens in new tab) the agreement today, adding Boosteroid's four million users to the list of 150 million purported gamers who would get newfound access to Call of Duty if the Xbox Activision deal is passed.
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