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Nintendo Won't Meet Switch Holiday Sales Demand
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Nintendo has announced that demand for the Nintendo Switch console won't be met this holiday season, with the company cutting its full-year Switch sales forecast by 6%. Gamers have been struggling to get their hands on the latest consoles and PC parts since 2020, with consoles like the Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X still hard to acquire, in part due to manufacturing issues and component shortages seen across the technological industry.
The Nintendo Switch first launched in 2017 and has since
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Nintendo Comments On Chip Shortage, Says Engineers Are Looking At "Alternative" Components
Nintendo's top bosses have commented on the ongoing global semiconductor shortage, which has caused Nintendo to downwardly revise its production target for the Switch. Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa said as part of Nintendo's latest earnings briefing that there has not been a significant improvement in the supply of semiconductors, which is why Nintendo reduced its production targets for the year to 24 million units.
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