In a groundbreaking move, Microsoft has announced a 10-year deal with Nintendo to bring its popular Xbox games to Nintendo’s cloud gaming service. This is the first time that Xbox games will be available on a non-Microsoft platform.

The deal will allow gamers to play Xbox titles such as “Call of Duty” on their Nintendo consoles. This is a major move for Microsoft, as it marks the first time the company has allowed its games to be available on a non-Microsoft platform.

The move is likely to be a major boost for both companies, as it will allow gamers to access more titles on their consoles. It will also open up new opportunities for developers, as they will be able to create games for both platforms.

Microsoft has also signed a 10-year deal with Activision to bring “Call of Duty” to Nintendo consoles. This is another major move for the company, as it marks the first time that a major first-person shooter has been available on a non-Microsoft platform.

The deal is likely to be a major boost for both companies, as it will open up new opportunities for developers and gamers alike. It will also give Nintendo a much-needed boost, as the company has been struggling to compete with other console makers in recent years.

Overall, this is a major move for both Microsoft and Nintendo, as it will open up new opportunities for both companies and gamers alike. It remains to be seen how successful the deal will be, but it is sure to be a major boost for both companies.

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