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Nintendo to Offer Replaceable Battery in Switch 2 for European Market Only
Nintendo will equip the Switch 2 with a replaceable battery in Europe to comply with upcoming EU regulations starting in 2027.
Read MoreKey Highlights from GDC: Upcoming Xbox, Intel’s New Chips, and Industry Concerns
At GDC 2026, new details emerged on the next Xbox, Intel’s latest processors, and challenges facing Epic Games and Nintendo US lawsuits.
Read MoreMajor Tech Firms Sue U.S. Government to Recover Invalidated Tariffs
Leading tech companies including Lenovo and Epson have filed lawsuits to reclaim tariffs recently ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Read MoreNintendo Files Lawsuit Against U.S. Government Over Trump-Era Tariffs
Nintendo has taken legal action against the U.S. government seeking compensation for damages caused by tariffs implemented during the Trump administration.
Read MoreNintendo Expects Memory Price Increases to Have Limited Business Impact Through March
Nintendo anticipates rising memory chip costs will not significantly affect its business performance through the end of March 2026.
Read MoreNintendo Switch Surpasses 155 Million Units Sold, Becoming Brand’s Best-Selling Console
Nintendo Switch has overtaken the Nintendo DS to become the company’s best-selling console with over 155 million units sold worldwide.
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