Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 was announced for the Nintendo Switch 2 and other platforms earlier today and it's the first time in a long while that a Nintendo…
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 was announced for the Nintendo Switch 2 and other platforms earlier today and it’s the first time in a long while that a Nintendo system has been graced with the latest Call of Duty video game. In a new interview Infinity Ward studio head, Jack O’Hara, says that getting the game up on running on the less powerful Nintendo Switch 2 was “pretty smooth” and that there were “no problems to report” when it comes to feature parity with other platforms. Here’s what was said:
“It’s exciting to be back on a Nintendo platform,” smiles O’ Hara, “It’s always fun to come out on a new platform – especially a portable platform… but for us, Nintendo is super exciting.”
“I’ve worked [on] the Wii U versions of some of the Call of Duty games, all the way back to Nintendo DS -working with n-Space on Call of Duty 4 – so it’s exciting to be back on a Nintendo platform.”
“To be honest, it’s been pretty seamless,” O’Hara says, of getting Modern Warfare 4 running on Switch 2, “We got the hardware, then we got the game up and running pretty quickly, and now it’s just about optimization and performance…”
“In our play test, people play it against the other platforms, and it’s super fun,” he said, “It’s actually been pretty smooth. There are no problems to report.”
Apparently the reason why nuggets of information have leaked regarding the upcoming Rayman Legends Retold is because some large media outlets have been invited to see the game in action…
Apparently the reason why nuggets of information have leaked regarding the upcoming Rayman Legends Retold is because some large media outlets have been invited to see the game in action ahead of its 1st October release date. We’ve currently seen the logo and the leaker of that stated that they have screenshots and other media etc, but respectfully doesn’t want to publish them as the game will be announced soon. We know that Rayman Legends Retold features 2.5D and some 3D sections and that it will be showcased during Sony’s State of Play show on 3rd June at 10pm UK time / 2pm PT. Whether those who have seen the game in action, and have media footage at their disposal, can withhold leaking more information before that remains to be seen.
If a lot of information about Rayman Legends Retold has leaked, it’s because journalists have already had a chance to see the game. The NDA should end right after the State of Play, with several preview articles expected to be published online.
