Nintendo says no further Switch 2 price change is planned

Technology · First reported 5 Nov, 16:27 · Updated 18:37

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Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa said the company is not planning another Switch 2 price change. The centre report also describes Nintendo’s hardware supply, game sales and financial results; the left-side report focuses on the price statement and the earlier $50 increase.

Furukawa said Nintendo is not considering additional changes to the Switch 2’s price.
Nintendo said it can currently procure enough RAM to produce the console, and that no further price increase is planned.
The centre report says Nintendo sold 90.21 million games across the two Switch generations over the six-month period, while profit rose 22.1% to ¥486.4 billion.

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Key facts

Switch 2 starting price reported by The Verge: $499 after a $50 increase earlier in the year.
Games sold over six months: 90.21 million across the first- and second-generation Switch; up 8 million or 9.8% year over year.
Nintendo profit: ¥486.4 billion, up 22.1%.
Best-selling title named: Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, with 8.81 million copies sold.