Modern Warfare 4 returns to Nintendo with campaign, multiplayer and DMZ on Switch 2
Nintendo Brazil has announced its arrival; multiplayer and DMZ require Nintendo Switch Online.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is on Switch 2, bringing the series back to a Nintendo platform. The October 23 Brazilian introduction lists three main components: campaign, multiplayer and the loot-and-extract DMZ mode.
The campaign follows Park and Price through settings including the Korean peninsula, New York and Paris. Multiplayer launches with 12 new 6v6 maps alongside larger-scale infantry and vehicle battlefields.
DMZ is about getting out with what you find
Players enter a conflict zone alone or as a squad, search for military technology and supplies, then try to extract. Unlike a conventional match, the objective includes what they can carry out of the operation, not just defeating opponents.
Switch 2 multiplayer and DMZ require Nintendo Switch Online. Online functions also require internet and a Nintendo Account. Those conditions are separate from buying the game.
The announcement confirms the Switch 2 version and its listed modes, but is not a performance test of handheld image quality, frame rate or networking.
