Nintendo's latest financial report paints a positive picture for the Switch 2, with the console comfortably outpacing, well, pretty much everything that's come before it. Since launching in June 2025, its now shifted an astonishing 17.37 million units, and is well on track to hit its forecasted target on 19 million for the fiscal year.

Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa weighs in on the potential for a price increase of the Switch 2 console going into the next fiscal year.

With AI-driven memory shortages and mounting economic pressures, analysts warn Nintendo may quietly raise Switch 2 prices in 2026. The post You might want to grab a Switch 2 now to avoid a price hike later in 2026 appeared first on Digital Trends.

Nintendo says it will “carefully consider” Switch 2 pricing as rising memory costs add new pressure to an already tense hardware market.

Nintendo are in 'long-term negotiations' with their memory suppliers for Switch 2, and they haven't decided on a price increase yet.

The Switch 2 could get a price hike in 2026, but how much more should people prepare to pay? According to Niko Partners analyst Daniel Ahmad, Nintendo may opt to raise the price of the Switch 2 by $50 or $100.

The fastest-selling game console of all time may not be enough to shelter Nintendo Co.’s stock from growing investor fears about skyrocketing memory prices.

Nintendo Switch 2026 remains a versatile handheld gaming console with classic exclusives, hybrid play, and budget-friendly appeal for new and returning players.

Nintendo’s nine-month 2026 earnings, reported on 3 February 2026, highlighted strong profit growth and record-breaking hardware performance as the Switch became its best-selling console, while the newer Switch 2 drove a very large jump in sales.