Nintendo Responds To Fans’ Discontent With Nintendo Switch 2

After a significant delay, Nintendo unveiled a dedicated presentation for the Nintendo Switch 2, highlighting numerous first-party and external game titles that will run on their forthcoming portable gaming system.

During that digital gathering, it became official from Nintendo that the anticipated price for the Nintendo Switch 2 will be set at $450 and its release is scheduled for June 5.

Many fans found the cost to be quite high, given that it’s much pricier than the original Nintendo Switch.

Initially, numerous enthusiasts voiced their discontent. Subsequently, we’ve received an official statement from Nintendo after several days.

During a recent conversation with CBC, Doug Bowser, who leads Nintendo of America, addressed concerns about the console’s cost and recent criticism by stating:

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Examining the potential Nintendo Switch 2, considering the features discussed, our assessment is that its price aligns well with the device’s worth and the overall gaming experience it promises.

We understand that some individuals might find the price of the Switch 2 too high. To ensure everyone has a chance to join our gaming world, we’ve made other Switch models accessible. This way, people can meet these beloved characters and explore their worlds, finding value in whichever version they choose, regardless of its tier.

“We Have a Product Called Xbox 360”

The approach taken here recalls Don Mattrick’s stance, as he expressed opposition to the initial Xbox One concept that demanded a continuous online connection, by stating:

“Fortunately, we have a product for people who aren’t able to stay connected; it’s called Xbox 360”

In a more straightforward manner than Don Mattrick’s approach, Nintendo’s response may not be as immediate. However, this reply might not satisfy numerous fans who find the proposed price of the Nintendo Switch 2 to be less appealing.

The issue escalates as there’s a possibility that the latest US tariffs could cause Nintendo to set an even higher price for their forthcoming Nintendo Switch 2.

In summary, Nintendo is set to launch some fantastic games on their eagerly awaited portable consoles, with experts predicting that the successor to the Nintendo Switch could break records as one of the swiftest-selling console systems in history.

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2025-04-08 20:38