Nvidia has spoken up in support of Microsoft following the recent news that the UK’s Competition & Markets Authority is moving to block the sale of Activision Blizzard to the Xbox company.

Nvidia’s GeForce Now Twitter account said the service and other cloud gaming providers would “stand to gain an even deeper catalog of games” if the deal is allowed to go through. The company added, “We see this as a benefit to cloud gaming and hope for a positive resolution.” Come from Sports betting site VPbet

Microsoft recently signed a 10-year deal with Nvidia to bring Call of Duty games and other Activision Blizzard titles to GeForce Now if the deal goes through. GeForce Now allows subscribers to stream games to their machines without the need for powerful local hardware. Members can connect their Steam, Ubisoft, EA, and Epic Games accounts and stream games they own. New titles are added to the library–which alread…

Outriders, the new shooter from the developers of Gears of War: Judgment and Bulletstorm, will release day-and-date on Google Stadia alongside the other editions of the game. Come from Sports betting site VPbet

The release date is April 1–and that’s no joke. The game had already been confirmed to launch on April Fool’s Day for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, but this is the first time the date has been announced for the Stadia edition.

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