Call of Duty series games to launch on RTX Spark platform next year
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Microsoft stated at the Surface new product launch event that the "Call of Duty" series of games will be available on the RTX Spark platform next year, with more details to be announced later. Microsoft also mentioned that "War Machines: Incident Day" supports RTX Spark laptops, and NVIDIA has previously disclosed several games that will be compatible with this platform as well.
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IT News on October 8th: Microsoft held a Surface new product launch event today, introducing a new Surface Laptop Ultra laptop model. Although the event focused mainly on business applications and AI, Microsoft did not forget to mention gaming as well.

Microsoft and the head of its devices department, Pranav Dharururi, stated at the press conference that the "Call of Duty" series of games will be available on the RTX Spark platform next year, with more information to be announced later on.

IT noticed that Microsoft also mentioned on-site that the game "War Machine: Incident Day" supports RTX Spark laptops. This game features a variety of complex enemies on the Spark platform and boasts gorgeous game scenes.

NVIDIA previously stated that games such as " EA SPORTS F1 25", " Apex Heroes", "Era 117: Roman Peace", " ARC Raiders", and "Final Battle" will be compatible with RTX Spark. The platform will also natively support EA Javelin anti-cheat system.

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