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Nintendo can flex its pricing power with Switch 2
The $110 bln Kyoto-based company kept guidance unchanged despite record sales of 6 mln for its most expensive video-game console. Caution makes sense given higher US tariffs, but the early success suggests it can charge even more without scaring off Super Mario and Zelda fans.
Nintendo sold more than six million units of the Switch 2 in the seven weeks following its June launch, the gaming company ...
Nintendo’s financial year is off to a bumper start thanks to explosive sales of its Switch 2 console. Following its launch in ...
The first financial reporting from Nintendo since the launch of the Switch 2 has told us more about the company’s ...
STORY: Nintendo is boasting strong early demand of its Switch 2.::FileIt sold about six million units in the seven weeks ...
Nintendo, the Japanese video game maker behind the Super Mario and Pokemon franchises, is reporting an 18.6% surge in net ...
Nintendo’s Switch 2 launch drove strong sales but tight margins and high valuation limit upside despite strong demand and ...
Sales for the Nintendo Switch 2 consoles have reached 5.82 million, the Japan-based video game giant revealed along with its ...
Nintendo shares have rallied roughly 40% so far this year on excitement over the firm's new Switch 2 hybrid console.
Nintendo has announced that more than 5.82 million Nintendo Switch consoles have now been sold worldwide. In the three months ...
Nintendo Co. said Friday its net profit in the three months through June jumped 18.6 percent from a year earlier to 96.03 ...
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