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🌙 Tekin Night | Friday Aug 7: COD Returns to Nintendo & Vision Pro 2 Delayed

Good Friday evening! Tonight, August 7, 2026, brings paradigm-shifting stories spanning gaming, tech, and crypto. We witnessed Nintendo and Microsoft shaking hands as Call of Duty makes a historic return after 13 years. Meanwhile, Apple drastically altered its AR roadmap by delaying the Vision Pro 2, and the crypto world saw the conclusion of the monumental Ripple-SEC lawsuit. Welcome to Tekin Night.

Good Friday evening! The last night of the work week starts with news that's truly historic. One of those evenings when you open your laptop and see several headlines that tell you the world is no longer

the same as yesterday. August 7, 2026the night Nintendo and Microsoft shook hands again after 13 years of separation. The night Apple officially announced Vision Pro 2 won't arrive until 2028 and shifted

all resources to smart glasses. The night Ethereum ETFs saw $92 million in capital inflows and the Ripple-SEC battle finally ended with a $50 million fine. Call of Duty Returns to Nintendo: End of a 13-Year

Separation Let's start with the biggest news. On August 5, 2026, Nintendo officially announced its lineup for Gamescom 2026and in that list was a name no one expected: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. The

last time a Call of Duty game was released on a Nintendo platform was 201313 years ago! Now after all these years, this legendary franchise is returning to Nintendo Switch 2. [IMAGE_PLACEHOLDER_1] Gamescom

2026: The Historic Starting Point Nintendo announced that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 will be playable at its booth at Gamescom 2026 (August 26-30, Cologne, Germany). This booth is located in Hall 9

and alongside COD, 8 other games for Switch 2 will also be playable. The important point here: this is a Native port, not Cloud Streaming. This means the game runs directly on Switch 2 hardware and doesn't

require high-speed internet. This difference is very important because it provides a much better gaming experience. Last COD on Nintendo: Call of Duty: Ghosts (Wii U, 2013) Time Gap: 13 years Platform:

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