Analyst: Call of Duty's withdrawal from last-gen consoles means it's selling into the smallest install base since 2017

Дата публикации: 02-06-2026 08:35:54

Activision's decision to drop support for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 has reduced its potential marked by 5.6%, according to a new report from analysts S&P, which says that the corresponding launch on Switch 2 – the first time the franchise has been available on a Nintendo console since 2013 – will not make up for the loss of users on legacy consoles. Read more

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