It is true that for more than a decade, Nintendo consoles have generally been shunned by licensees. And for good reason: from the Gamecube,
Call of Duty: Microsoft and Nintendo sign a 10-year agreement
However, here we are, with the acquisition of the firm by Microsoft, things seem about to change. Actually today Xbox was able to announce several commitments in front of Nintendo to release the next Call of Duty games on Nintendo consoles, specifying that these versions would be the same as those offered for Xbox consoles. “We are committed to providing long-term fair access to the Call of Duty license for all gaming platforms to provide more choice and a competitive spirit in the market.“, was able to announce Microsoft.
We have now signed a binding 10-year contract to bring Xbox games to Nintendo gamers. It’s just part of our commitment to bringing Xbox games and Activision titles like Call of Duty to more players on more platforms.
—Brad Smith (@BradSmi)
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