Activision’s Call of Duty franchise appears to be making its way to the Nintendo Switch in the near future. Earlier, Nintendo had a long history with the Call of Duty franchise. Various Call of Duty titles was released on both the Nintendo Wii and the Nintendo Wii U at some point. Meanwhile, ever since Switch’s release in 2017, Call of Duty has only been available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC platforms. But, according to a source, this shouldn’t be the case for much longer. As the game might be coming back on the Nintendo Switch.
World at War, Call of Duty 1 & 2 – backwards combatability for Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Remastered are currently what’s in conversation.
— Ralph (@RalphsValve) March 24, 2022
Everything else was described by an associate as “complicated”
As per a reliable video game expert who goes by the Twitter handle @RalphsValve, Nintendo Switch users will receive one of the most cherished Call of Duty games ever in the coming time. That game in question is the remastered version of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. When it was first published in 2007, Modern Warfare quickly became one of the franchise’s most critically lauded titles, sparking a mass appeal that has continued since then. Activision eventually remastered Modern Warfare for current-gen gear in 2016, but because the Switch wasn’t available at the time, Nintendo’s platform wasn’t included.
Activision may be planning to bring Modern Warfare 2 to Switch after all these years. One of several reasons for this release might be that Microsoft, which is set to acquire the Call of Duty franchise in the future, has already expressed interest in bringing the game to the Switch. Considering that the most recent Call of Duty titles are unlikely to operate on Nintendo’s platform, it stands to reason that only earlier iterations of the franchise will be able to make the switch.
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