Which handheld was Call of Duty: Roads to Victory released for?

Call of Duty: Roads to Victory was released for the PlayStation Portable.

Released in 2007, Roads to Victory was developed by Amaze Entertainment and published by Activision. It was the first and only Call of Duty game made specifically for Sony’s PlayStation Portable, commonly abbreviated PSP. The game brought the World War II series to a handheld system while retaining first-person shooting and a campaign structure modeled on the console and PC titles.

Its 14 missions are divided among American, Canadian, and British campaigns. The scenarios draw on operations and battles including Market Garden, Avalanche, the Scheldt, and Varsity. The PSP version also included wireless ad hoc multiplayer for up to six players across several modes.

The PlayStation Vita can run the game through backward compatibility or digital availability in some contexts, but it was not the original release platform. That is why Vita is not the canonical answer. Nintendo DS received other Call of Duty adaptations, while Nokia N-Gage hosted a different portable spin-off simply titled Call of Duty.