In its filing, Microsoft presents two key points to support its argument that games like Warzone can be brought to the Nintendo Switch.
As per a recent filing to the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), Microsoft has shed some light on how it plans to bring Call of Duty games to the Nintendo Switch. The tech giant recently signed a binding 10-year agreement with Activision Blizzard to bring Call of Duty games to Nintendo users on par with Xbox players. In its filing, Microsoft presents two key points to support its argument that games like Warzone and Modern Warfare II can be brought to the Switch.
Firstly, Microsoft claims that the engine behind Warzone has already been optimized to run on devices with lower performance specifications than the Switch, such as the Xbox One from 2015 and PC GPUs released as far back as 2015.
