This was the remedy:
To address the competition concerns identified by the Commission in the market for the distribution of PC and console games via cloud game streaming services, Microsoft offered the following comprehensive licensing commitments, with a 10-year duration:
- A free license to consumers in the EEA that would allow them to stream, via any cloud game streaming services of their choice, all current and future Activision Blizzard PC and console games for which they have a license.
- A corresponding free license to cloud game streaming service providers to allow EEA-based gamers to stream any Activision Blizzard's PC and console games.
Today, Activision Blizzard does not license its games to cloud game streaming services, nor does it stream the games itself. These licenses will ensure that gamers that have purchased one or more Activision games on a PC or console store, or that have subscribed to a multi-game subscription service that includes Activision games, have the right to stream those games with any cloud game streaming service of their choice and play them on any device using any operating system.
The first bullet point states that for the next decade, Microsoft must giving a free license to EU consumers that allow them to stream, via ANY cloud game streaming service of their choice, all current and future Activision Blizzard PC and console games for which they have a license for. It then specifies that if the EU consumer has a license for the game (with no stipulation for a platform requirement) that this bullet point applies. This means that if an EU consumer purchases Call of Duty via Xbox Series X, they have a license for the game. Since they have a license for this game, they must be allowed to stream this game via ANY cloud game streaming service per the first bullet point.
The second bullet point specifies that a corresponding FREE license must be provided to all cloud game streaming service providers in the EU for Activision Blizzard PC and console games. Sony PlayStation has its own cloud streaming in the EU, as does Amazon Luna. This means that Sony and Amazon must be given this free license for their streaming services.
Nothing in either of these bullets restricts the license to a specific platform.