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Mario Kart World "Paid DLC" Would Be A Big No-No, According To Ex-Nintendo Duo
Ex-Nintendo Minute duo Kit and Krysta, who now run their own YouTube channel, have touched on the idea of Nintendo ...
Why Nintendo games never see a price cut explained: ‘This isn’t Ubisoft’
Former Nintendo employees have revealed the company's approach to pricing their games, amid the furore around the cost of ...
Nintendo is likely surprised, panicked, and having a full "war room" response to the outrage over Switch 2 pricing, former marketing leads say
The price is a whopping $450, 50% more than the original Switch. Mario Kart World is also the most expensive standard-edition ...
Nintendo is probably "seriously considering" a Switch 2 price increase in the US, but former marketing leads "very hopeful" that it will ultimately "eat the cost"
As announced during the flurry of Nintendo Switch 2 news last week, the Switch successor costs $450 in the United States, and ...
Nintendo Is ‘Actively Assessing’ What a Trade War Means for the Switch 2
Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser tells WIRED the company is still figuring out how to address tariffs that could ...
Analyst says Nintendo could take the hit on Switch 2 tariffs if they stay as they are now, but previously "expected them to raise by $50 to $100" for US customers
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Nintendo Switch 2 news live: all the latest Nintendo Treehouse gameplay and reaction
Day two of the Nintendo Treehouse: Live stream begins at 10AM ET / 7AM PT / 3PM BST. The showcase will broadcast on April 4 ...
Nintendo Says U.S. Tariffs Could Drive Up Switch 2 Price
Nintendo’s next-gen console, the Switch 2, is expected to launch at $450 US ($629.99 CAD) — but that price could go even higher thanks to new tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump. In an ...
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Switch 2 Backlash Causes Ex-Nintendo Employees to React Harshly
Kit Ellis and Krysta Yang claim the omission was intentional, and it came across as “disrespectful” to assume players would spend whatever they asked. Unfortunately, Nintendo may be right with ...