Overview
- Windows Central’s Jez Corden says the initial Switch version is nearly finished and is expected to launch in a few months, pointing to a 2026 window.
- Corden attributes earlier delays to developers not receiving Switch 2 dev kits soon enough, a situation he now says has been resolved.
- Microsoft’s 2023, legally binding 10-year agreement committed to releasing Call of Duty on Nintendo platforms with day-one feature and content parity.
- Outlets note uncertainty over which product comes first, with possibilities including Warzone, a recent mainline entry such as Black Ops 7, or an older optimized release.
- The release would mark the franchise’s first appearance on a Nintendo system since Call of Duty: Ghosts on Wii U in 2013, with stronger hardware seen as a key enabler.