Analyzing the future of gaming, the Sega is partnering with the Microsoft in order to gain access to game streaming technology that is increasingly popular among gamers. The Tokyo, Japan-based game developer's goal is to explore ways to produce large-scale games that leverage Microsoft's Azure cloud platform.
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Microsoft and Sega seal game streaming deal
Through the company's website, SEGA published a statement saying about the new partnership that it has just made, thinking about the development of the next generation of games. Check out a snippet of what was said below:
"SEGA Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "SEGA") and Microsoft Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "Microsoft") have agreed, in principle, to a strategic alliance that explores ways for SEGA to produce large-scale global games in a next-generation development environment built on the platform of Microsoft's Azure cloud. The alliance would be a key part of SEGA's medium to long-term strategy, allowing the company to move forward with "Super Game", a new initiative for the development of new and innovative titles where the main focuses are " Global", "Online", "Community" and "IP Usage".
It is also said by SEGA that 5G technology has made it easier to access content on demand. This alliance move with Microsoft makes it clear that the company recognizes that the future is game streaming. SEGA says:
"This proposed alliance represents SEGA looking to the future and, working with Microsoft to anticipate these trends as they accelerate further into the future, the goal is to streamline development processes and continue to bring high-quality experiences to gamers. that use Azure cloud technologies."
Microsoft's Sarah Bond says:
"We look forward to working together as they explore new ways to create unique gaming experiences for the future using Microsoft's cloud technologies. Together, we will reimagine how games are built, hosted and operated, with the goal of delivering more value to players and to SEGA."
