Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 released on Nintendo Switch 2, and several outlets highlight performance differences—particularly input lag—compared with other platforms. Eurogamer and IGN All frame the issue as potentially affecting competitive Multiplayer, pointing to noticeably worse responsiveness on Switch 2.
Nintendo Life focuses on the broader technical picture via Digital Foundry’s analysis, including reported frame-rate targets in campaign, competitive Multiplayer, and DMZ extraction. My Nintendo News also cites Digital Foundry, adding that the input lag in multiplayer is measured as slower than PS5 by a range of milliseconds. Overall, the outlets converge on the idea that Switch 2’s experience differs from PlayStation 5 in ways that may matter in fast play, even as some reporting emphasizes optimization beyond the lag problem.
