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This tiny USB-C Switch 2 fan was my summer savior last year, and will be again this Memorial DayThis article reviews a USB-C powered fan accessory for the Nintendo Switch, highlighting its effectiveness in keeping gamers cool during hot weather. The author praises its affordability and compact design, noting it as a summer savior for outdoor gaming sessions, though it does impact battery life.
Famitsu sales (5/11/26 – 5/17/26) – big Nintendo Switch 2 sales ahead of price increaseFamitsu reports the latest Japanese hardware sales figures, with the Nintendo Switch 2 leading sales at 217,922 units. Software charts show Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream at the top, followed by several Nintendo Switch 2 titles like Pokemon Pokopia and Mario Kart World. The data also includes sales for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles.
Famitsu sales (4/27/26 – 5/10/26) – big numbers for Nintendo Switch 2Famitsu has released Japanese hardware and software sales data for the period of April 27 to May 10, 2026. The Nintendo Switch 2 led hardware sales with over 214,000 units, while Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream was the best-selling software title. The data reflects two weeks of sales due to recent Japanese holidays.
It's happening - Hori has confirmed the adorable Kirby and Waddle Dee Switch 2 accessories are releasing outside of…Hori has confirmed that its Kirby and Waddle Dee themed Nintendo Switch accessories, including cases and a Wireless Horipad Turbo controller, will be released outside of Japan starting May 30, 2026. The range includes various pouches and cases designed for the Nintendo Switch, Switch OLED, and Switch Lite, with prices starting from £24.99. A price increase for the Nintendo Switch 2 is also mentioned, set to take effect in September.
Nintendo FY sales soar 98.6% to $14.6bn following launch of Switch 2Nintendo reported a 98.6% increase in net sales, reaching $14.6 billion for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, driven by the successful launch of the Nintendo Switch 2. The company also announced price adjustments for the console and subscriptions in several regions. Despite strong initial sales, Nintendo forecasts a decline in Switch 2 hardware sales for the next fiscal year, though software sales are expected to grow.
Nintendo is raising Switch 2 prices around the worldNintendo is increasing the prices of its Switch hardware and Nintendo Switch Online services in key markets including Japan, the United States, Canada, and Europe. The company cited "various changes in market conditions" and ongoing memory shortages as reasons for the revisions, which will take effect in late May and early September 2026.
Nintendo is raising the price of the Switch 2 later this yearNintendo is increasing the manufacturer's suggested retail price for the Nintendo Switch 2 by $50 in the US, effective September 1, 2026, with regional variations. The company cited changes in market conditions and global economic outlook as reasons for the price hike. In Japan, both the Switch 2 and existing Switch models will also see price increases starting May 25, 2026.
Nintendo Switch 2 price increases are coming, Nintendo announcesNintendo has announced upcoming price increases for the Nintendo Switch 2 and its other console models, effective May 28 in Japan and September 1 in North America and Europe. These revisions reflect broader trends in the electronics industry facing increased component costs. The company is also adjusting prices for Nintendo Switch Online in Japan.
Nintendo Announces Sweeping Price Hikes For Switch 2Nintendo has announced significant global price increases for its upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 console, effective September 1st in western markets and May 25th, 2026 in Japan. The company is also raising prices for Nintendo Switch Online services in Japan starting July 1st, 2026, citing "changes in market conditions" and the "global business outlook" as reasons for the adjustments.
Nintendo announces Switch 2 price increase, going into effect worldwideNintendo has announced a worldwide price increase for its upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 console, as well as existing Nintendo Switch models. The price adjustments will take effect in Japan on May 25, 2026, and in the United States, Canada, and Europe on September 1, 2026, reflecting changes in market conditions and global business outlook.
Nintendo Switch 2 Global Price Increase Announced, Will Cost $500 From September 1stNintendo has announced a price increase for the Nintendo Switch 2, which will retail for $499.99 in the US and Canada, and €499.99 in Europe starting September 1st. Several other Nintendo Switch models and Nintendo Switch Online subscription tiers will also see price hikes in Japan and globally starting May 25th and July 1st, respectively.
Philippines to Welcome Its First Nintendo Authorized Store in May 2026 - GameHauntThe Philippines will open its first official Nintendo Authorized Store at SM Makati in May 2025, marking Nintendo's direct retail entry into Southeast Asia. The 150-square-meter store will feature the Nintendo Switch 2, Switch OLED, games, amiibo figures, and exclusive merchandise, offering an experiential hub for Filipino gamers.
Famitsu sales (4/20/26 – 4/26/26) – first week sales revealed for Pragmata on Nintendo Switch 2Famitsu has released its latest Japanese hardware and software sales data for the week of April 20-26, 2026. The Nintendo Switch 2 led hardware sales, while Pragmata saw its first week sales revealed on Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5. Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream remained the top-selling software title.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Free Captain Majima Content Drop Available on April 29SEGA has announced that the free Captain Majima content drop for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds will be available on April 29. This update includes Goro Majima as a playable character with his own vehicle and special emotes. Additionally, the game will be featured in a Steam Free Weekend and a Golden Week Sale, with discounts available on various platforms including PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch.
Japanese Charts: Tomodachi Life's Huge Start Crushes The CompetitionTomodachi Life: Living the Dream debuted at the top of the Japanese charts, selling over 565,000 copies in its first week. Pragmata followed in second place, with Pokémon Pokopia, Mario Kart World, and Minecraft rounding out the top five. The strong performance of Tomodachi Life contributed to a significant sales bump for Nintendo Switch hardware.
Famitsu sales (4/13/26 – 4/19/26) – first week sales revealed for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, massive debutFamitsu has released its latest Japanese hardware and software sales data for the week of April 13-19. Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream debuted at number one with 565,405 units sold on Nintendo Switch. Pragmata and Pokemon Pokopia also saw significant new releases on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2 respectively.
These Delightful Hori Animal Crossing Controllers Will Hold You Over The Series ReturnsHori is releasing a new line of Animal Crossing: New Horizons themed accessories for the Nintendo Switch, including controllers, carrying pouches, and card holders. The collection, featuring designs inspired by Celeste and the game's characters, will be available on June 30, with prices starting at $10. These accessories are designed for all Nintendo Switch models and are currently available for preorder.- Le contenu gratuit pour Angry Birds officiellement disponible dans Sonic Racing: CrossWorldsSEGA has released free Angry Birds themed content for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds. Players can now race as Red and unlock exclusive items by earning festival points until April 20. The update includes Red's Super Roaster vehicle, special emotes, sounds, and new music tracks.
Japanese Charts: Combined PS5 Sales Can't Even Beat Switch LiteRecent Japanese sales charts show the Nintendo Switch family of consoles outselling the PlayStation 5 significantly. Despite combined sales of all PlayStation 5 models not surpassing the Nintendo Switch Lite alone, the Switch 2 continues to be the most popular console. This trend suggests that recent PlayStation 5 price increases may be impacting sales.
Famitsu sales (4/6/26 – 4/12/26) – Nintendo Switch 2 leads hardware salesThe latest Japanese hardware sales data from Famitsu for the week of April 6-12, 2026, shows the Nintendo Switch 2 leading with 52,058 units sold. Software charts are topped by 'Pokemon Pokopia' on the Switch 2, followed by 'Mario Kart World' and 'Starfield' on PlayStation 5.