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"Awful News": Nintendo Shares Get 'Donkey Konged' After Switch 2 Production Cut

"Awful News": Nintendo Shares Get 'Donkey Konged' After Switch 2 Production Cut Nintendo shares in Tokyo tumbled overnight after Bloomberg reported that the gaming company has slashed production of the Switch 2 handheld amid soft holiday-season demand and underwhelming U.S. sales. *NINTENDO CUTS SWITCH 2 OUTPUT BY OVER 30% ON WEAK HOLIDAY SALES wait, wasn't this thing supposed to be as popular as chatgpt? — zerohedge (@zerohedge) March 24, 2026 Nintendo is expected to produce 4 million Switch 2 units instead of the originally planned 6 million, with the lower production rate expected to...
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