Nintendo has signed an agreement with Microsoft to receive Call of Duty games for 10 years

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Nintendo has signed an agreement with Microsoft to receive Call of Duty games for 10 years

In an effort to close the difficult acquisition of Activision Blizzard, Microsoft is making concessions and wants to show its good faith. Thus, the American company announced the signing of an agreement with Nintendo regarding Call of Duty. The various installments of the franchise will also be released on the Japanese manufacturer's console(s) for the next ten years. Sony, on the other hand, reportedly refused this offer.

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