Black Ops 7’s announcement (the one designed to feel like a surprise Beyonce album drop), both Activision and Nintendo are ...

Microsoft and Activision's Call of Duty agreement may finally become a reality as Black Ops 7 could bring the FPS series to ...

Activision has skipped Nintendo platforms for Call of Duty for more than a decade, as the last CoD release on a Nintendo platform was a port of Call of Duty: Ghosts for Wii U in 2013. Call of Duty has ...

Black Ops 7 skips Nintendo Switch 2... for now. Activision says the franchise is still coming, but details remain unclear.

Black Ops 7, was revealed at the recent Xbox Games Showcase, and is expected to launch for Xbox Series X and Series S, Xbox ...

However, in recent years, CoD games have not been launched on its newer platforms, including the Nintendo Switch. The Call of Duty franchise has spanned across many different wars, periods and ...

Despite no sign of a Switch 2 launch for this year’s Call Of Duty, Activision swears it’s still working on bringing its ...

It doesn't mean too much by itself and neither Nintendo nor Activision have made any mention of making a Call of Duty for Switch, but it's enough to start the speculation back up again.

Last year’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 was the second Call of Duty released after the Microsoft acquisition ( Modern Warfare III was the first by just a matter of weeks) and had no Nintendo support.

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 ...

The next Call of Duty installment was announced over the weekend, along with its release platforms, which did not include ...

Though the Nintendo Switch is one of the most innovative consoles ever, it still has many unfortunate downsides that often leave players wondering if their purchase was the right decision.