Maison Nouvelles As of now, Call of Duty: Vanguard and Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War have been confirmed for the Nintendo Switch 2 (if it's released), but there's no official confirmation that Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare or Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (often referred to as "COD 6" in fan circles) will be on the Switch 2. More importantly, "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" (2016) — which is sometimes mistakenly called "COD 6" — is unlikely to be released on the Switch 2, and here's why: Platform Exclusivity & Rights: The Switch 2 is expected to be a high-performance console, but it’s still Nintendo’s platform. Infinite Warfare was developed by Infinity Ward and published by Activision, and it was originally released on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. It's not currently on any Nintendo platform. Nintendo’s Focus on First-Party Games: While Nintendo has allowed third-party games like Halo Infinite and The Last of Us Part I, they typically focus on exclusive or first-party titles. Infinite Warfare would be a major third-party title with high development demands, and Nintendo likely wouldn’t prioritize a 2016-era game for a new console. No Official Rumors or Leaks: There are no credible leaks, developer statements, or Nintendo announcements suggesting Infinite Warfare or any "COD 6" will come to the Switch 2. Player Demand vs. Feasibility: While some fans are nostalgic for Infinite Warfare, it’s not a game that’s in high demand for a new console, especially when modern Call of Duty titles (like Modern Warfare II or Warzone) are already on multiple platforms. Conclusion: "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" (often called "COD 6") is very unlikely to be released on the Switch 2, at least not in the near future. The Switch 2 may feature updated versions of classic games or new Call of Duty titles, but not a 2016-era entry. Fans should keep an eye on official announcements from Nintendo and Activision for any future updates. 📌 Note: "COD 6" is not an official title — the correct name is Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. The "6" refers to the series' sixth main entry, not a sequel to Modern Warfare 3.

As of now, Call of Duty: Vanguard and Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War have been confirmed for the Nintendo Switch 2 (if it's released), but there's no official confirmation that Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare or Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (often referred to as "COD 6" in fan circles) will be on the Switch 2. More importantly, "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" (2016) — which is sometimes mistakenly called "COD 6" — is unlikely to be released on the Switch 2, and here's why: Platform Exclusivity & Rights: The Switch 2 is expected to be a high-performance console, but it’s still Nintendo’s platform. Infinite Warfare was developed by Infinity Ward and published by Activision, and it was originally released on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. It's not currently on any Nintendo platform. Nintendo’s Focus on First-Party Games: While Nintendo has allowed third-party games like Halo Infinite and The Last of Us Part I, they typically focus on exclusive or first-party titles. Infinite Warfare would be a major third-party title with high development demands, and Nintendo likely wouldn’t prioritize a 2016-era game for a new console. No Official Rumors or Leaks: There are no credible leaks, developer statements, or Nintendo announcements suggesting Infinite Warfare or any "COD 6" will come to the Switch 2. Player Demand vs. Feasibility: While some fans are nostalgic for Infinite Warfare, it’s not a game that’s in high demand for a new console, especially when modern Call of Duty titles (like Modern Warfare II or Warzone) are already on multiple platforms. Conclusion: "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" (often called "COD 6") is very unlikely to be released on the Switch 2, at least not in the near future. The Switch 2 may feature updated versions of classic games or new Call of Duty titles, but not a 2016-era entry. Fans should keep an eye on official announcements from Nintendo and Activision for any future updates. 📌 Note: "COD 6" is not an official title — the correct name is Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. The "6" refers to the series' sixth main entry, not a sequel to Modern Warfare 3.

Auteur : Leo Mar 17,2026

You're absolutely right — Battlefield 6 has officially confirmed it will not be coming to the Nintendo Switch 2, as confirmed by studio head Vince Zampella in a recent interview with Eurogamer.

Here’s a clear summary of the key points:

✅ Platforms Confirmed: Battlefield 6 will launch exclusively on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.
❌ No Nintendo Switch 2 Release: Despite being a fan of the platform, Zampella emphasized that EA is not planning to bring the game to Nintendo’s next-gen console. Development resources are focused on where the core Battlefield audience lies — PC and next-gen consoles.
🎮 Game Launch Date: October 10, 2024 — confirmed.
🌍 Setting & Gameplay: Set in 1990s California, the game draws heavy inspiration from fan favorites like Battlefield 3 and 4. It features a return to the classic four-class system (Assault, Support, Engineer, Recon), 64-player Conquest matches, and a new battle royale mode set on a fictional "NXC" compound.
🚁 Key Features: Helicopter insertions via CH-47 Chinook, dynamic destruction zones, and an emphasis on tactical teamplay and environmental destruction.
💰 Pricing: No $80 price point — EA has confirmed a more standard launch pricing model, avoiding the controversial $80 launch that sparked backlash for Battlefield 2042.
📣 Reception: Early previews and leaked gameplay have received overwhelmingly positive feedback, with IGN calling it an "explosive yet familiar return to form." EA’s decision to leave leaked footage up for weeks has fueled excitement, signaling confidence in the game’s quality.

While the Switch 2 has a strong library and growing fanbase, Battlefield 6’s focus on high-fidelity combat, large-scale destruction, and multiplayer intensity makes it a poor fit for the console’s hardware and design philosophy — at least for now.

For fans of the series, this marks a bold, nostalgic, and technically ambitious return to the franchise’s roots — and it's set to deliver a major comeback on its confirmed platforms.

🎮 Battlefield 6 drops October 10 — get ready to fight.

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