Activision's Call of Duty franchise is set to return, but it will not yet appear on any Nintendo consoles, including the recent Switch 2. Microsoft and Nintendo signed a 10-year agreement to ensure full access to Call of Duty for Nintendo players. Despite efforts to bring Call of Duty to the Switch, the next installment, Black Ops 7, will not be available on Nintendo hardware, leading to ongoing discussions and concerns over the franchise's return to the platform, which hasn't seen a new title since 2013's Ghosts.
Microsoft and Nintendo negotiated and signed a binding 10-year agreement to deliver Call of Duty to Nintendo, ensuring parity with Xbox. This was part of Microsoft's push for regulatory approval over its $70 billion Activision acquisition, aiming to preserve access to the franchise on all platforms.
Despite the agreement and the performance capabilities of the new Switch 2, the latest Black Ops 7 does not support any Nintendo devices, raising questions about the ongoing collaboration and future plans.
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