Modern Warfare 4 is coming to Nintendo Switch 2. The news arrives as Activision announces its plans for Call of Duty 2026, with Infinity Ward once again at the helm as it strives to deliver the most ambitious package in the series' recent history. A campaign dealing with an invasion of South Korea, seen from multiple sides of the conflict; a multiplayer offering that's promising more precision and accuracy than ever before; and the return of DMZ, the Call of Duty extraction shooter. And for the first time in over a decade, owners of Nintendo hardware can get in on the action.
"It's been smooth, to be honest. Things just work," says Jack O'Hara, co-studio head of Infinity Ward in an exclusive interview with GamesRadar+. "The game got up and running on the platform really quickly once we got the hardware. So far it's been really good. To be honest, it's been really fun to be on a new platform."
