Switch 2’s Call of Duty Port Trades Resolution for 60fps, Early Feedback Mixed
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Activision’s Call of Duty lands on Switch 2 as part of a 10-year Nintendo deal; early impressions of Modern Warfare 4 on the console show a port that prioritizes frame rate over resolution—about 60fps docked with some hitching and heavy artifacting, but better perceived in handheld mode, with DLSS integration noted and cross-play/final performance still to be confirmed ahead of the October 23, 2026 release.
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