Call of Duty is returning to Nintendo hardware for the first time in over a decade, with Modern Warfare 4 confirmed for Switch 2. Activision characterized Nintendo as fully committed to the partnership, calling them an "amazing partner" in bringing the franchise back to the platform. The last mainline Call of Duty on a Nintendo system was Ghosts, leaving a substantial gap in the series' presence on the company's consoles.
- Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 is coming to Switch 2, marking the franchise's return to Nintendo after 10+ years absence
- Activision praised Nintendo's engagement with the project, emphasizing their partnership commitment
- The previous Nintendo Call of Duty release was Ghosts, establishing how long the franchise has been off Nintendo platforms
Call of Duty's return to Nintendo could significantly expand the franchise's reach into the handheld market and signal confidence in Switch 2's capabilities for demanding multiplayer games.
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Nintendoeverything
· Oct 17, 04:00 UTC
Activision says Nintendo is “all in” on Call of Duty for Switch 2, Nintendo wants to “age up their customer”
Activision has shared a few comments about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare coming to Switch 2 as the series finally returns to Nintendo platforms. For more than a decade, the series was absent on Nintendo systems. Call of Duty: Ghosts appeared…
GoNintendo
· Oct 16, 15:55 UTC
Activision says Nintendo is "all in" and has been an "amazing partner" for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4
Nintendo answered the call