A new leak from a credible industry -banging claims Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will not be available on Nintendo Switch 2 at launch, despite Microsoft's agreement with Nintendo to get new Customs calls Titles for Nintendo consoles the same day as Xbox. Although Activision has already confirmed that Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Will be launched for Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PC, fans hoped that a Switch 2 launch would also arrive on the first day.
2023, while Microsoft was in the midst of the ACTIVISION-Blizzard, the studio announced that it had signed a ten-year agreement with Nintendo that would give Future Customs calls Games for Nintendo platforms. The deal was done to ensure supervisory body that the acquisition of Activision was consumer -friendly, and with the deal that had been completed the same year it was clearly a smart move. A statement from Microsoft explained that the deal would “give” Customs calls to the Nintendo player 'the same day as Xbox (and probably Playstation and PC). The studio continued to explain that the Nintendo versions of Customs calls would include all the same features and content as other platforms.
Black Ops 7 will probably not change 2 at launch
Despite this deal neither Activision nor Microsoft revealed about Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will be available on Nintendo Switch 2. Although there is still much a possibility, has reliable industry-in side Billbil-Kun, which has a perfect track record when it comes to releasing dates, platforms and pre-orders, has claimed via Dealabs to next next Customs calls The game will not be available on Switch 2 at launch. The new report confirms a previous leak that Black Ops 7 Will be launched on November 14, but further investigations from Insider claim that Nintendo's new flagship console will not get the game at launch, but it may come later down the line.
Billbil-Kun's report comes just a few months after a previous rumor from Kotaku, who claimed that both Microsoft and Nintendo “still work” to get Customs calls on Switch 2. The two reports seem to be hopeful Black Ops 7 will come to Nintendo Switch 2 sometime in the future, but despite the previous agreements of the two studios, it seems unlikely that the shooter will be available on the platform at launch. Whether this is due to the hardware restrictions for Switch 2, or another issue, is still a mystery.
Further details could be revealed pretty soon, as the world over reveals Black Ops 7 Will take place on August 19 as part of Gamescom's opening night live. So far, very little of the next Customs calls Games have been shown. Activision shocked fans with a cinematic story trailer back in June, but it has been quiet since then. With the title that is expected to be launched in just a few months, fans are likely to expect the first official look at the game during its global reveal next week.
