Call of Duty server goes live for Nintendo Switch, then gets taken down by Activision

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Players have been hoping for the Call of Duty series to be available on the Nintendo Switch for a long time. However, with a recent series of rumors as well as the Nintendo Switch server appearing online for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, players have more hope than ever.

Still, it is not known for certain if this server being available was there as a teaser, or if it was simply a mistake by Activision.

Of course, it hasn't been officially confirmed that the reason for the server being available for Nintendo Switch was because of COD coming to the system.

As of this moment, these rumors remain unconfirmed and players should not count on the game being available yet. However, the fact that a server was listed as available does shed some hope on the situation for the future.

Of course, with a little internet sleuthing, players have found that the server has been supposedly up since February 17 as listed on the website. However, it was taken down only recently, most likely in response to more attention being brought to the Nintendo Switch server.

Recently, Call of Duty News @WarzoneQG tweeted about the server, which was removed shortly after.

When players head over to the support website on Activision, they will see that the server that was listed is no longer available. This could be because Activision determined that this was a bug or glitch, and removed the misinformation.

However, of course, as some players speculate, it could also mean that the series is coming to the system. Unfortunately, only time will tell.

While it's not known for certain, the fact remains that Call of Duty could come to Nintendo Switch in the future, especially given the new acquisition of Activision by Microsoft in 2023.

Microsoft president Brad Smith