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Nintendo can flex its pricing power with Switch 2
The $110 bln Kyoto-based company kept guidance unchanged despite record sales of 6 mln for its most expensive video-game console. Caution makes sense given higher US tariffs, but the early success suggests it can charge even more without scaring off Super Mario and Zelda fans.
For Americans who were awaiting the release of the Nintendo Switch 2, the delay of U.S. pre-orders for the gaming console ...
Nintendo has confirmed plans to adjust pricing for several Nintendo Switch consoles and accessories, including some for Switch 2, for the US.
Nintendo will raise prices on its Switch consoles starting Aug. 3, citing supply shortages, strong demand, and rising tariffs ...
The price hike will make other first-gen Switch models more expensive, too, with the Switch OLED going from $349.99 to ...
The first financial reporting from Nintendo since the launch of the Switch 2 has told us more about the company’s ...
Being a Nintendo fan keeps getting more expensive. The company announced Friday that price hikes are coming for the original ...
U.S. pre-orders of Nintendo's next generation gaming console were delayed from April 9 to April 24 because of the impact of potential tariffs from the U.S., the company said at the time.
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