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President Trump announced 15% tariffs on Japan last week. Nintendo responded by warning of a price increase on its Nintendo Switch products Friday. On Monday, the price change took effect. Pricing for ...

Nintendo's revenue more than doubled, and it raised its outlook on strong Switch 2 sales. Nintendo launched the Switch 2 game console, the successor to the highly successful Switch, in June. The ...

Wedbush adopts a more cautious stance on Nintendo's stock, saying Switch 2 forecasts may be out of whack and competition is heated Nintendo's long-awaited Switch 2 videogame console was launched ...

Nintendo may be about to “follow in Sony and Microsoft’s footsteps” and announce a Switch 2 price hike, according to a report from video game consumer insights firm Niko Partners. Although the new ...

Nintendo shares rallied strongly in Tokyo trading on Friday after new industry data confirmed that the companys Switch 2 console has become the best-selling video game hardware platform in the United ...

The Switch 2 has been a big hit for Nintendo, with units flying off the shelves as quickly as retailers can stock them. Even tough critiques of the handheld’s screen hasn’t slowed demand. If you’ve ...

Nintendo Switch 2 sells fast but profits lag. Learn why loss-leading pricing, weaker software output and attach rates ...

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