First Activision titles stream on Ubisoft+ Premium via GeForce NOW

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Ubisoft has begun rolling out the first Activision games on Ubisoft+ Premium, marking a new phase for its subscription library. The initial wave – available to stream now – includes two recent Call of Duty entries alongside remastered trilogies for Crash Bandicoot and Spyro. This move follows Ubisoft’s August 2023 acquisition of cloud streaming rights to Activision and Blizzard titles. The launch debuts with NVIDIA GeForce NOW as the first cloud integration, with additional providers planned. Ubisoft says more Activision and Blizzard games are coming soon.

What launched today on Ubisoft+ Premium

The following games are now available to stream in their standard editions for Ubisoft+ Premium members:

• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II – A globe-spanning single-player campaign starring Task Force 141, multiplayer combat, and an evolved Special Ops co-op mode.
• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III – A direct sequel to MWII featuring a single-player campaign, competitive multiplayer, and a dedicated Zombies experience.
• Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy – Remasters of Crash Bandicoot, Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back, and Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped with updated visuals.
• Spyro Reignited Trilogy – Fully remastered editions of Spyro the Dragon, Spyro 2: Ripto’s Rage!, and Spyro: Year of the Dragon.

At-a-glance: Ubisoft+ Premium Activision launch set

This quick overview summarizes the games available to stream on day one and the core content highlighted by Ubisoft. All entries are provided in their standard editions and reflect the series’ established modes and campaigns.

How Ubisoft’s cloud deal fits in

Ubisoft’s rollout stems from its August 2023 announcement acquiring cloud streaming rights for Activision and Blizzard titles. The company confirmed the first integration is with NVIDIA GeForce NOW and stated that availability via additional cloud providers will follow.

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“Our acquisition of the cloud streaming rights for Activision & Blizzard titles enables us to further strengthen the Ubisoft+ content offering as well as license streaming access of this amazing catalog to cloud gaming companies, service providers and console makers,” said Chris Early, Senior Vice President of Corporate Partnerships at Ubisoft. “We’re committed to delivering amazing experiences wherever players choose to play, and our Ubisoft+ offer – now providing access to the first set of Activision titles – will continue to deliver on that promise.”

What to expect next

Ubisoft indicates that more Activision and Blizzard games will be added over time. Beyond GeForce NOW, the publisher plans to make these titles accessible through more cloud platforms, and to license streaming access to partners across cloud gaming, telecommunications, and console ecosystems.

Final takeaway – Why it matters

The addition of major Activision franchises to Ubisoft+ Premium’s cloud lineup expands where and how players can access familiar series. With more titles and providers on the roadmap, the service is positioning itself as a broader cross-catalog cloud gateway – useful if you prefer flexible access across devices.