A legally-binding deal to release Call of Duty games on Nintendo platforms for next 10-years has been announced by Microsoft. Microsoft Announces 10-Year Deal to Bring Call of Duty on Nintendo In regards to Sony Interactive Entertainment frequently trying to pursue European regulators to prevent a proposed $69 billion acquisition of Activision/Blizzard by Microsoft , CEO Bobby Kotick recently slammed PlayStation console maker. Xbox boss Phil Spencer previously promised to add Call of Duty series to Nintendo platforms for next decade. Today, Microsoft officially announces a legally-binding 10-year deal to bring Call of Duty on Nintendo if they take over Activision . RELATED: Marvel's Wolverine is Reportedly Going for Mature Rating On approval of Activision/Blizzard acquisition, Microsoft will launch future Call of Duty games to Nintendo consoles long term, bringing full content and feature parity on same day as Xbox , thus offering more choices and more competition. Acc
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