US EditionWill Call of Duty Black Ops 7 Be Available on Nintendo Switch 2? - Manchester Evening News
- In February 2023, Microsoft and Nintendo finalized a legally binding 10-year deal to release Call of Duty games on Nintendo systems with full content and features available from day one, matching releases on Xbox and PlayStation.
- This deal followed Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard and aimed to restore Call of Duty presence on Nintendo after no new titles since 2013's Ghosts on Wii U.
- The Nintendo Switch 2 launched on June 5, 2025, but the newly announced Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will not release on this platform despite it being technically capable.
- Microsoft president Brad Smith confirmed the agreement includes delivering Call of Duty on Nintendo with equal content as Xbox, while Kotaku sources say both companies remain committed to Switch 2 support.
- The absence of Black Ops 7 on Switch 2 raises uncertainties about the franchise's immediate future on Nintendo hardware but suggests ongoing efforts behind the scenes for future releases.
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Image Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 is the next entry in Activision’s long-running military shooter franchise and it’s once again coming to last-gen consoles. But what about the Switch 2? More than two-years after Microsoft and Nintendo entered into an agreement to bring Call of Duty to Switch, nothing has materialized. Sources close to the matter tell Kotaku that both sides are still working on it. Nintendo Switch 2 Could Launch With Almost No Re…
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