Microsoft recently announced the ability to play 3 parts of the Call of Duty game on the Xbox Cloud Gaming platform, exclusively for Game Pass Ultimate subscribers. This will be available from October 25th onwards. This is great news for fans of the series who may not have been able to afford the high price of the game parts. Additionally, the new Black Ops 6 part will be available on the platform from the day of release.
In addition to the new part, Modern Warfare III and Warzone will also be released at 5 pm GMT.
However, the announcement may not be very important for Ultimate subscribers as Modern Warfare III has been available since July and Warzone is free regardless of the platform it is played on. What makes this interesting is that these parts are available for streaming for the first time without the need for downloading, as Microsoft aims to promote its cloud platform.
Xbox Cloud Gaming service is available not only on Xbox consoles but also on PCs, Apple devices, Android, Amazon Fire TV devices, Meta Quest devices, and some Samsung TVs. In order to stream these games on the platform, Microsoft had to make an agreement with Ubisoft. Unlike a previous agreement, this time the broadcasting rights for Activision Blizzard games were sold to Ubisoft for a period of 15 years. This agreement allows games like Call of Duty to be streamed on the Ubisoft+ platform.
