Black Ops 7 skips Nintendo Switch 2... for now. Activision says the franchise is still coming, but details remain unclear.

Microsoft and Activision's Call of Duty agreement may finally become a reality as Black Ops 7 could bring the FPS series to ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is coming to Xbox One and PS4, but not Nintendo Switch 2 which has ...

Despite no sign of a Switch 2 launch for this year’s Call Of Duty, Activision swears it’s still working on bringing its ...

Black Ops 7 is the next entry in Activision’s long-running military shooter franchise and it’s once again coming to last-gen consoles. But what about the Switch 2? More than two-years after Microsoft ...

People who appreciate shooters and portable games are just as excited about the news that Call of Duty could come to a ...

So, if you were wondering, yes – Call of Duty is still coming in some way or form to Nintendo's hardware in the future. Would ...

The Xbox Games Showcase has unveiled this year’s new Call Of Duty game and as rumoured it’s a direct sequel to 2012’s Black Ops 2.

Black Ops 7 was confirmed at the Xbox Games Showcase with a 2035 setting and David Mason’s return. But Nintendo Switch 2 ...

The new patch also includes UI tweaks and weapon fixes, faster AFK removals in Grief mode, and general stability improvements ...

Black Ops 7 was announced over the weekend, and the Switch 2 wasn't included in the confirmed platforms the game is headed to.

Looking at the official landing page for Black Ops 7, we can see that the game is planned for release on Xbox, PlayStation and both Steam and Battle.net for PC. However, despite Microsoft vowing to ...