Nintendo has announced that pre-orders for the recently-launched Nintendo Switch 2 console will begin this Thursday, April 24. The pre-order date represents a delay as it was originally slated for April 9, however, Nintendo pushed the date back to assess the impact of significant “reciprocal” tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump earlier this month….
Nintendo on Friday announced that retail pre-orders for the Switch 2 will begin in the US on April 24. The gaming giant also emphasised that the hybrid console will be launched at $449.99, the same price that was announced during the April 2 reveal event. The announcement was long-awaited by American fans as the pre-order…
Edited by Yash Nitish Bajaj Apr 04, 2025 11:03 PM IST Nintendo said that pre-orders for Switch 2 will be delayed following Donald Trump’s tariff announcement After Japanese video game company announced that pre-orders for the anticipated Switch 2 game console would be delayed following President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement, several fans wondered if prices…
Nintendo has announced a launch date for its latest gaming console, the Switch 2, which will introduce interactive chat and screenshare functions to connect gamers. More specifically, Nintendo has revealed that the console will release on June 5, 2025. At its 60-minute Nintendo Direct presentation, the company revealed new information about the Nintendo Switch 2…
With a wait of years now reduced to a few more hours, enthusiasm is high among fans as Nintendo is set to fully unveil the Switch 2 on Wednesday (April 2). The next-gen hybrid console is the successor to Nintendo’s popular Switch. Since releasing a teaser for the Switch 2 in January this year, Nintendo…
Before the countdown to the Switch 2 direct officially ends April 2nd, Nintendo has some games to get off its plate before we can begin the company’s next generation feast. Nintendo will host a 30-minute Direct showcase featuring games that will keep the vanilla Switch warm in the twilight of its last days as Nintendo’s…
(Bloomberg Opinion) — Finally, Nintendo Co. has acknowledged the obvious: It’s time to switch things up. The Kyoto firm has been typically coy about what would come after the Switch, which will likely go down as its best-selling console of all time.(1) Until this week, it hadn’t so much as admitted that a successor was coming. …
