Filed in archive Rumors by jack on March 29, 2006

According to 1up.com, Activision will be bringing the popular Call of Duty series to the Nintendo Revolution. This is terrific news: everyone realizes the Revolution's unique controller will be perfect for first-person shooters, but so far not many high profile first-person shooters have been announced for Nintendo's next console.

Apparently, Got-Next claims its "spy pirates" have discovered this information, and 1up staff members confirm hearing similar rumors around the industry -- although, as they explain, not from any "spy pirates."

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