Like Sony and Microsoft, Nintendo is also toying with prices: the price of the Switch 2 is increasing.
After holding out for almost a year, selling its flagship at a loss, Nintendo has also had to give in and will raise the price of the Switch 2, just as has already happened with Sony’s PlayStation 5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X|S. It remains to be seen if and how much the new policies will affect sales, which have been good but not as exceptional as those of the console that preceded it.
This is how the EU plays around with Nintendo’s Switch 2.
Not even a year after the release of its latest console, the Switch 2, which came out last June 5th, Nintendo is preparing an update to comply with the new European regulations on environmental and consumer rights.
The game over for tariffs could cost Trump dearly, Nintendo sues the White House.
Over 1,000 companies intend to drag the Trump administration into the courtroom of the United States Court for International Trade because, with the stroke of a pen by the judge of U.S. laws, every legal basis supporting the tariffs paid so far would have been lost: in addition to Nintendo, the French beauty giant L’Oréal, the U.S. hypermarket chain Costco, and the American shipping company FedEx have taken action. For the Japanese video game giant, the total damage amounts to 200 billion dollars.
