Though the Nintendo Switch is one of the most innovative consoles ever, it still has many unfortunate downsides that often leave players wondering if their purchase was the right decision.

In short, it thinks the Nintendo Switch is too weak to run Call of Duty anyway, so this move from Microsoft may theoretically amount to nothing. Here’s what the CMA said: “We note the Parties ...

During the Nintendo Switch 2 teaser in January, the gaming company also said we would get more information in the next Nintendo Direct, which was vaguely placed in April. Now we have a a time and date ...

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Call of Duty is available on various platforms including consoles and PC, but will it be released on the Nintendo Switch? Here's all you need to know.