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Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Skipping Switch 2 Launch

Summary

  • Black Ops 7 release date leaked as November 14, 2025
  • Game will not be available on Switch 2 at launch
  • Activision sticking to $70 price point in US, €70 in Europe
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Skipping Switch 2 Launch

According to recent leaks, the highly anticipated Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will not be available on the Nintendo Switch 2 console at launch. The game is set to release on November 14, 2025, making it the latest Call of Duty title to hit the market in a year.

Despite Microsoft's 10-year deal to bring the franchise to Nintendo platforms as part of the Activision acquisition, Activision has decided to skip the Switch 2 for the Black Ops 7 launch. However, the possibility of a delayed release on the Switch 2 has not been ruled out.

In other details, the game is expected to maintain the standard $70 price point in the US and €70 in Europe, unlike some recent Microsoft releases that have seen price increases. Additionally, Black Ops 7 will receive a physical release on Xbox consoles, unlike some other upcoming titles.

The news comes as a surprise, as the industry had been eagerly awaiting the official reveal of Black Ops 7 details, which were expected to be shared during the Gamescom 2025 event. However, the leaks have provided an early glimpse into the game's launch plans.

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FAQ

Black Ops 7 is set to release on November 14, 2025, making it the latest Call of Duty title to launch in a year.
No, the game will not be available on the Nintendo Switch 2 console at launch, according to the leaks. However, the possibility of a delayed release on the Switch 2 has not been ruled out.
The game is expected to maintain the standard $70 price point in the US and €70 in Europe, unlike some recent Microsoft releases that have seen price increases.

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