microsoft signed another 10 year deal to spread Activision Blizzard titles such as Obligations—this time, to the international cloud gaming service Boosteroid, the company announced in a post the present day. The dogfight that’s been nasty, scrutinized from Microsoft plans to buy Activision Blizzard has been burning for over a year, with Obligations In particular brought several times as the reason why a merger would be both unfair and too powerful. Today’s announcement is surprisingly cold by comparison.

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Super, super cold. It’s all good guys. Microsoft’s deal with Boosteroid, “the world’s largest independent cloud gaming provider” with more than 4 million global users, the statement states, will bring Xbox games for PC to its service. And, more quietly, Microsoft notes that “Boosteroid customers will stream Activision Blizzard’s PC titles after Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard closes.” If the deal closes.

“This means popular franchises like ‘Obligationswill surpass more than 150 million additional players and make games created by Xbox Game Studios, Bethesda and Activision Blizzard playable across multiple subscriptions and cloud gaming services,” the post continues.

Yeah the deal closes. The Federal Trade Commission is still lawsuit to block mergera fact that Activision Blizzard’s director of communications, Lulu Cheng Meservey, rather intricately suggested earlier this year I would avoid a show like The last of us to be successful The merger faces legal scrutiny in the United Kingdom and the European Union, as well.

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Microsoft and Activision’s legal mess needs to be straightened out before Boosteroid, which has a software development team based in Ukraine, can make a move. But for now, both the cloud gaming company and the country it could benefit from seem satisfied.

“We appreciate Microsoft’s continued commitment to Ukraine, and we will work together on an initiative that supports our local game development community to further invest in the country’s economic recovery,” Boosteroid CEO Ivan Shvaichenko said in the post.

Likewise, the Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine mikhailo fedorov said: “Microsoft’s partnership with Boosteroid is welcome news and further proof of the company’s continued support for Ukraine.”

Microsoft Chairman Brad Smith is also confident. narration The Wall Street Journal about this Boosteroid deal that “if the only argument is that Microsoft is going to retain Obligations from other platforms, and now we’ve signed contracts that will bring this to many more devices and many more platforms, that’s a pretty tough case to make in court.”

“In fact, regulators have been dealing with these issues for a long time. We also. And they have proven to be eminently manageable,” he said. Yes, but do they involve Obligations?