Activision CEO Bobby Kotick Admits Mistake in Ignoring Nintendo Switch for Call of Duty

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Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick admitted to making a mistake by not bringing the Call of Duty series to the Nintendo Switch. Kotick stated that he initially had concerns about the console's portable capabilities and did not anticipate its success. With over 125 million units sold, the Nintendo Switch is now the second most successful video game system of all time. Microsoft's proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard includes a binding agreement to bring Call of Duty to Nintendo platforms, and Kotick expressed interest in developing for Nintendo's next-gen console if given the opportunity.
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