Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa has acknowledged the company is keeping a close eye on the rising costs of RAM and the knock-on effects of tariffs. Speaking recently, Furukawa stopped short of confirming any plans to raise prices for Nintendo products, instead labeling the idea as hypothetical for now. The context here is clear: with global supply chains still under pressure and component prices fluctuating, Nintendo’s vigilance makes sense. While the firm hasn’t signaled immediate changes to pricing, the situation bears watching for anyone hoping the Switch 2 and other hardware will remain affordable as these external costs evolve.
Source: videogameschronicle.com
