Soon Sony will be the only company without an Xbox deal (pic: Boosteroid)
Microsoft is trying to ensure its acquisition of Activision Blizzard goes ahead, by bringing Call Of Duty to smaller cloud gaming services.
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Xbox games coming to Ukrainian cloud service Boosteroid – more deals to come
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