Nintendo says it is not considering a price increase for the Nintendo Switch 2, despite concerns about component shortages and higher consumer costs reported by multiple outlets. The company also says it has enough quantities for the console’s memory components and is confident it can secure additional supply.
Both outlets frame the update as a reassurance about product availability and pricing rather than a change in Nintendo’s commercial strategy. They agree that Nintendo’s stance centers on supply readiness—specifically memory—suggesting manufacturing can continue without forcing an immediate price adjustment. Where the coverage differs is mainly in emphasis: one outlet stresses that sales have fallen alongside the cost and supply context, while the other focuses more directly and briefly on Nintendo’s “not considering” a price hike and the reason given—sufficient memory.
Overall, the reporting presents the same core message from Nintendo: no Switch 2 price increase is planned for now, supported by claims of adequate memory supply.
