Nintendo and Microsoft have signed a deal which guarantees Call of Duty will be coming to Nintendo platforms for 10 years.
Microsoft president Brad Smith announced today that Nintendo Switch (and any subsequent Nintendo platforms) will be getting the Call of Duty series part of as a binding 10-year contract. The documents were signed following the initial promise back in December .
Smith took to Twitter, saying “This is just part of our commitment to bring Xbox games and Activision titles like Call of Duty to more players on more platforms”. Xbox offered a similar 10-year deal to PlayStation during its buyout negotiations, but the company rebuffed the offer, prompting Activision's Bobby Kotick to accuse the company of attempting to sabotage the deal.
