The UK’s competition watchdog rejected the deal, citing concerns that it would reinforce Microsoft’s dominant position in the emerging cloud gaming market. Similarly, the US Federal Trade Commission raised concerns about cloud gaming, among other factors, in their lawsuit aimed at blocking the merger. On a positive note, European Union officials granted approval for the deal last week, with Microsoft’s concessions in the cloud gaming space playing a role in the decision.
As Xbox games make their way to the Boosteroid platform, gaming enthusiasts can look forward to enhanced access and enjoyment of popular titles. The expansion into cloud gaming services demonstrates Microsoft’s commitment to reaching a broader audience and providing immersive gaming experiences across various platforms.
