It has been almost ten years since it has been possible to play a Call of Duty on console Nintendo; the last was Call of Duty: Ghost, released in 2013 and also available on Wii U. In the last few years Phil Spencer, executive of Microsoft, has already expressed himself several times eager to review the saga of CoD on Nintendo consoles, in particular of course on the most recent Nintendo Switch.
The dream of Phil becomes less and less distant, the acquisition of Activision Blizzard from Microsoft is getting closer and surely at that point it could handle the matter as it sees fit. At the moment the only obstacle that stands between the US multinational and its object of desire is Sony, accompanied by heavy antitrust investigations.
It goes without saying that Phil Spencer's wishes coincide perfectly with what could help him get out of this unpleasant situation; in fact, the company manager does not let his competitors wait for his promises, once acquired Activision-Blizzard, Call of Duty will also be available on Nintendo consoles for ten years. It seems that a very similar agreement was also made with Valve; Microsoft seems to be pretty keen on treating CoD like a new one Minecraft, accessible anywhere by anyone who wants to play the title.
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