By: Samuel Moreno | 27-10-22
From Xbox once again underline the interest in relaunching the franchise call of Duty in Nintendo Switch. In the process of finalizing the acquisition of Activision Blizzard; Microsoft had already indicated that they would be considering finding a way to get the FPS saga back on the Ninty platform.
Phil Spencer, head of the Xbox division, once again gives signs of hope regarding the possibility of having Call of Duty on Nintendo Switch, ensuring that “he would like to see it” on the platform given the idea of seeing it playable on many different screens attract him a lot . “Our intention is to treat Call of Duty like Minecraft.” he highlighted.
Call of Duty Ghosts of the year 2013 was the last installment of the saga to be launched on a Nintendo console like Wii U. Activision Blizzard stopped paying attention to the Japanese company’s platforms because these versions were the most criticized for their awkward controls or for the graphics sacrifices it had.
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Spencer once again gives hope that the future of Call of Duty will be very promising when Xbox takes the lead. For now, in the absence of the acquisition, Activision Blizzard will continue to move its chips and decide what is best for the saga.
