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Call of Duty team "committed" to bringing series to Nintendo, as Black Ops 7 release omits Switch 2


The next Call of Duty installment was announced over the weekend, along with its release platforms, which did not include Nintendo Switch 2.

However, while for now there is no word of a Switch 2 release for Black Ops 7, the team is "committed" to bringing the Call of Duty series to Nintendo, Activision has told Eurogamer. On its release, Black Ops 7 will be able to be played solo or with friends "in a thrilling and innovative" co-op campaign, while also having the series' "signature" multiplayer experience. We can expect further details on Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 later this summer, the team has said, so stay tuned for more.

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