Microsoft announced today that Nintendo has signed a deal with the corporation that will make Call of Duty games available to Nintendo users.
Nintendo users will soon be able to play Call of Duty; image: YouTube
Nintendo today signed a deal with Microsoft that will make Call of Duty games available to Nintendo users. Specific consoles were not mentioned. This could be an indication that Nintendo is planning a new console. The last Call of Duty for a Nintendo console was Call of Duty: Ghosts on the Wii U back in 2013.
The news comes just before the EU and Microsoft hearings. Strategically, Microsoft has one less competitor. Such a contract was also offered to Sony, but was rejected. A 10-year contract is "insufficient on many levels," according to PlayStation Chief Jim Ryan.
