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Furukawa explains plans to cover demand

Furukawa explains plans to cover demand

The President of Nintendo has explained plans to cover demand for the Nintendo Switch 2. Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa made statements to investors about the plans to cover demand for the successor to the Switch console. Accordingly, the initial demand for the reaction of the Nintendo Direct, which was scheduled for April 2 and will ...

Splatoon 3 fan spends thousands to interrupt Nintendo meeting

Splatoon 3 fan spends thousands to interrupt Nintendo meeting

Picture: Nintendo There’s no other video game company as good as Nintendo, and the same seems to be true of its fans. One of them reportedly spent about $3,500 on company stock to interrupt the latest stockholders’ meeting and seemingly rant about the lack of options for customizing a man’s haircut In Splatoon 3. Nintendo ...

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Furukawa admits Nintendo’s holiday 2022 sales were disappointing and Switch sales are slowing faster than expected

Furukawa admits Nintendo’s holiday 2022 sales were disappointing and Switch sales are slowing faster than expected

Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa informed the investors that the Kyoto-based company believes that it will be very difficult to maintain the sales momentum of the Nintendo Switch as the video game system enters its seventh year on the market. Sales of the Nintendo Switch family of consoles are slowing faster than the company initially expected, ...

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Microsoft and Nintendo Won’t Raise Console Prices Despite PS5 Surge

Microsoft and Nintendo Won’t Raise Console Prices Despite PS5 Surge

picture: Xbox/Nintendo/Sony/Kotaku/tostphoto (Shutterstock) Today Sony announced that in most regions The PlayStation 5 would see a price increase as a result of inflation. In response to this news, people began to wonder if other console manufacturers would make similar price increases. The answer seems to be no, at least for now. But both Nintendo and ...