… " Nintendo therefore collected the tariff costs from consumers through elevated pricing, while seeking refunds of the same tariff payments from the federal government." " Unless restrained by this Court, Nintendo stands to recover the same tariff payments twice - once from consumers through higher … …
Bloomberg reports today that Nintendo is quietly raising its Switch 2 production quota to 20 million units for this fiscal year , a 20% increase over the 16.5 million units publicly outlined in the latest financial report that was released earlier this month . …
…price rises. About the author : David has been writing about videogames, technology, and culture since 2020, with a focus on reporting daily news across multiple publications, including GameDaily.Biz, GameSkinny, and PlayStation…
… "All of these world events have been for a while putting pressure on pricing and margins and they don't seem to be going away." All these factors make it difficult for manufacturers to make concessions on the hardware side, so the Nintendo Switch 2 price is expected to go up, eventually. …
After months of speculation from former employees and suggestions from company executives , it is now official: the Nintendo Switch 2 price will increase worldwide starting this September in North America, Europe and…
… " The question is no longer whether the pricing model needs to change, " van Dreunen writes. …
… Of course, Team Green isn't alone in their hardware pricing struggles. …
… If they make a mistake on pricing, whichever way it goes, we run into the Wii U problem — the situation will just get worse and worse. …
…It's worth noting of course that this is just a better version of the Mario Kart World bundle, which was the same price and the only difference was that whether you…
… Whether you agree with this unique philosophy or not, Reggie's explanation at least makes clear that Nintendo's pricing rigidity is a deliberate cultural stance rather than simple commercial opportunism, one that's baked into the company's original identity long before the modern games market exist… …