✖ It has been a long time since the Call of Duty series has been on a Nintendo platform, but Microsoft has said that this is something that it once to change in the future. Following the announcement that Microsoft would be acquiring Activision Blizzard just last month, theories began swirling about what the mega-corporation would look to do with the Call of Duty series in particular.
In a recent conversation with CNBC, Microsoft's Brad Smith made clear that the company wants to continue to bring franchises from Activision Blizzard to other platforms outside of Xbox and PC. Specifically, Smith brought up the Call of Duty series, which he said he would love to see appear on Switch at some point."We'd like to bring it to Nintendo devices," Smith said of the Call of Duty franchise in general.
Perhaps the most interesting thing that Smith brought up in this discussion related to Minecraft developer Mojang. Smith likened the acquisition of Call of Duty and Activision to when Microsoft purchased Minecraft years ago. Since that time, the mega-popular creation title has continued to remain available on all platforms and has even seen new spin-offs also come about.
0commentsWhat do you think about Call of Duty finding a way to come to Switch in the future? And how do you think Microsoft would be able to even make the games compatible with Switch given its hardware limitations? Let me know your own thoughts on this matter either down in the comments or hit me up on Twitter at @MooreMan12.