- Nintendo Switch 2 -Detail price has been found controversial
- Some have speculated that costs partly due to potential US tariffs
- Nintendo of America Doug Bowser has now said this is not the case
There has been a lot of discussion about the price of Nintendo Switch 2, and now the Nintendo of America has the president Chimet in.
Some, including several notable trade analysts, have speculated that the $ 429.99 / £ 395.99 Starting price was decided with potential US tariffs in mind.
In a new conversation with The Verge, Doug Bowser has stated that this is not the case. “All previous tariffs were not incorporated into the award itself,” he said clearly.
This would help explain why Nintendo has made the unprecedented decision to delay Nintendo Switch 2 pre -orders in the US. In a statement made to Techradar, Nintendo declared that this was due to “the potential impact of tariffs and developing market conditions.”
Bowser added that “the new [of the tariffs] is fresh and like many companies right now, [Nintendo] ACTIVELY EXPOSES what the effect can be. “
He continued to try to explain the causes of the price tag, referring to its improved specifications and new features. He also said that “You will consider price to price in relation to Switch, as we still have it in distribution, but really was the consideration driven more by what is part of this particular gaming experience versus what it is in relation to contact.”
The different prices at games, for example $ 79.99 / £ 74.99 Mario Kart WorldAt has also been controversial. Bowser said that “Every game, we think, is a unique experience and therefore can command a clear price tag.
