Microsoft reiterates that it will launch "call of Duty" games on Nintendo Switch platform.

CTOnews.com, July 18 (Xinhua)-- Microsoft announced a binding agreement with Nintendo as early as February this year, and a follow-up to "call of Duty" will be released on Nintendo's platform 10 years after Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

In the latest Microsoft and FTC court documents released a few days ago, Microsoft reiterated its commitment to launch a "call of Duty" for Nintendo Switch and successor models.

▲ Picture Source Game Rant takes into account that Microsoft Xbox director Spencer has said that "call of Duty" will be discounted in Nintendo Switch platform, and that no call of Duty has actually landed on Nintendo Switch platform, so it is still a question about the specific picture quality and game length of "call of Duty" that will be logged on to the platform in the future.

▲ Touyuan Game RantCTOnews.com also found that the 10-year agreement signed between Microsoft and Nintendo is not limited to the "call of Duty" series. Microsoft said it has a contractual obligation to release all future Activision Blizzard content on the Nintendo platform after the acquisition, so it is expected to see other Activision Blizzard classics in Nintendo Switch in the future, provided Nintendo is functional enough to cope.