NINTENDO SWITCH 2 PRICE JUMPS $50 IN SEPTEMBER
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Nintendo is raising the Nintendo Switch 2 price by $50 effective September 1. The company cited changing market conditions as the reason for the increase.
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Nintendo reported Q4 revenue of $2.60 billion, falling short of analyst estimates of $2.75 billion, though net profit of $416 million exceeded expectations. The company has announced plans to raise Switch 2 prices amid forecasts of declining unit sales.
Sony's PlayStation 5 sales have dropped sharply due to memory chip shortages, with the company warning that higher console prices could impact gaming division earnings next year.
Sony shipped just 1.5 million PS5 consoles in Q4, marking a sharp 46 percent decline year-over-year. Two price hikes in twelve months have pushed the standard model from $499.99 to $649.99.
Nintendo is increasing the Switch 2 console price by $50 to $500 globally, effective September 1. The company simultaneously issued a cautious outlook for 2026 performance.