Nintendo Switch 2 Price Hiked Since Current Market Conditions Don’t Seem Temporary
Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa explained that the recent price increase for the Nintendo Switch 2 was due to persistent rises in manufacturing costs, including memory prices, foreign exchange rates, and oil prices. He stated that the company would have kept the original price if these cost increases were temporary. The price hike, which varies by region, aims to maintain the hardware's profitability and support the company's long-term strategy of expanding the installed base and driving software sales.
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