Nintendo is currently evaluating the pricing for its upcoming console, the Nintendo Switch 2. The company has not yet set a definitive price, but analysts predict it will be around $400 due to various economic factors such as inflation and fluctuating exchange rates since the original Switch launched in 2017 at $299.99. Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa emphasized the need for careful consideration of consumer expectations and market conditions. Notably, the original Switch remains priced at $299.99, while the OLED model is $350 and the Lite version is $200. A dedicated presentation for the Switch 2 is scheduled for April 2, promising more details and a closer look at the system.

What is the expected price of the Nintendo Switch 2?

Analysts expect the Nintendo Switch 2 to launch at around $400, considering current economic factors.

The anticipation for the Nintendo Switch 2 is high, as it follows the success of the original model, which has sold over 100 million units worldwide. The Switch's unique hybrid design and robust library of exclusive games helped it stand out in the gaming market. With rumors of improved graphics, upgraded hardware, and more features for its new Joy-Con controllers, gamers are eager to see what Nintendo will reveal this April.