Nintendo Switch 2 Is Already Avoiding PlayStation 5's Biggest Failure

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With the Nintendo Switch 2 potentially getting a release date only a few months away, discussions over the successor to the trendsetting console are at an all-time high. From speculation over new games to finding out how powerful it will be compared to the original Switch, there's plenty for fans to look forward to.Despite its positive reception, the Switch 2's reveal brought up some concerns in the community, but thankfully, Nintendo is taking precautions to ensure a smooth release when it finally launches.

Even with fan concerns,the demand for the Switch 2 seems to be higher than ever based on its record-breaking view count for a console reveal, easily outdoing the anticipated announcements of both the PlayStation 4 and PS5 years later. While the Switch 2 might have trouble matching up to some players' growing expectations over the years, it's bound to bring some memorable new games into Nintendo's ever-growing library of high-quality experiences. Although the increased popularity of the Switch 2 might cause some problems when it releases, Nintendo seems to be more than prepared to face the expectedly high demand.

One of the first concerns that came up when the Switch 2 was revealed was how hard it would be to get a hold of one at launch, but Nintendo seems to be spending the long wait between reveals preparing for the massive demand. According to the President of the company himself, Nintendo is preparing more than enough inventory beforehand to match up with its high demand in an effort to prevent any shortages at launch.

While the original release of the Switch was far from the worst case out there, it sold out fairly quickly, making it difficult to find one for some time without resorting to the high costs of a reseller.

From Star Fox to EarthBound, so many Nintendo games deserve sequels, and the Nintendo Switch 2 would be the perfect place to put them.

Not only has Nintendo seemed to learn from the past when it comes to its launch behavior, but the Switch 2