Common use of Additional Payment. Without limiting Clause in Contracts

Additional Payment. Without limiting. Section 16.1.5 of the main body of this Agreement, for the sale of Software Titles (including any embodied Digital Content), Publisher will pay all: (1) so-called “record” royalties to artists, producers, engineers, mixers, A&R executives, and other royalty participants; (2) mechanical royalties to publishers of copyrighted musical compositions; (3) synchronization royalties to publishers of copyrighted musical compositions; (4) payments required under collective bargaining agreements applicable to Publisher or its affiliates; and (5) other royalties, fees, or amounts required to be paid to any third party under Section 16.1.5. 2.6.1. With respect to musical compositions not owned by Publisher, and/or which Publisher is not authorized to grant public performance rights (and other similar rights) (“Licensed Music”) embodied in Software Titles or any content for use with Project xCloud, Game Features, User Generated Content, gameplay recording and sharing, gameplay streaming features, and remote access, [*]. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Microsoft acknowledges that, with respect to musical compositions embodied in Software Titles that support Project xCloud, [*], as between Publisher and Microsoft, Publisher hereby grants the corresponding public performance rights (and other similar rights) to Microsoft to the extent Publisher owns, controls or is authorized to grant such rights, [*], Publisher shall use good faith efforts to cooperate with Microsoft’s reasonable requests. [*] 2.6.1.1. [*] 2.6.1.2. [*]

Additional Payment. Without limiting. Section 16.1.5 of the main body of this Agreement, for the sale of Software Titles (including any embodied Digital Content), Publisher will pay all: (1) so-called “record” royalties to artists, producers, engineers, mixers, A&R executives, and other royalty participants; (2) mechanical royalties to publishers of copyrighted musical compositions; (3) synchronization royalties to publishers of copyrighted musical compositions; (4) payments required under collective bargaining agreements applicable to Publisher or its affiliates; and (5) other royalties, fees, or amounts required to be paid to any third party under Section 16.1.5. 2.6.1. With respect to musical compositions not owned by Publisher, and/or which Publisher is not authorized to grant public performance rights (and other similar rights) (“Licensed Music”) embodied in Software Titles or any content for use with Project xCloud, Game Features, User Generated Content, gameplay recording and sharing, gameplay streaming features, and remote access, [*]. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Microsoft acknowledges that, with respect to musical compositions embodied in Software Titles that support Project xCloud, [*], as between Publisher and Microsoft, Publisher hereby grants the corresponding public performance rights (and other similar rights) to Microsoft to the extent Publisher owns, controls or is authorized to grant such rights, [*], Publisher shall use good faith efforts to cooperate with Microsoft’s reasonable requests. [*] 2.6.1.1. [*] 2.6.1.2. [*] 22. [*]. The following is added as Section 2.7 ([*]) to Exhibit 1 to the Agreement: