Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is special for at least one good reason: it’s the first time in the highly popular first-person shooter franchise to hit a Nintendo console in 13 years. Competitive military shooters aren’t really big on Nintendo’s platforms, after all, as their fans tend to prefer other types of games. Still, from Activision’s perspective, luring more players to the IP can’t be a bad thing, even though the impetus actually came from Microsoft. As you’ll probably remember, in 2023 Microsoft was trying to get regulators to approve its acquisition of Activision Blizzard. Part of their strategy […]
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