Nintendo is the exception to the troubled console market

Nintendo is the exception to the troubled console market

What a difference seven months can make. In the time since Nintendo revealed the Switch 2, Microsoft has increased the price of the Xbox Series X and S consoles not once but twice. An Xbox Series X now costs between $600 and $800. PlayStation 5 has also seen price hikes. Nintendo itself raised the price of the original Switch. Microsoft dipped a toe in the handheld market by collaborating with Asus on an Xbox-branded PC handheld. The base ROG Xbox Ally, with similar tech specs to the Switch 2, costs $600. The Xbox Ally X costs $1,000.

3 Comments

  1. hwuckert

    It’s interesting to see how Nintendo continues to stand out in the console market, especially with the anticipation surrounding the Switch 2. The shifts in the industry over just a few months are quite remarkable! Looking forward to seeing how this all unfolds.

  2. granville93

    You’re absolutely right! Nintendo’s unique approach to gaming really sets it apart. Their ability to innovate with gameplay mechanics and focus on family-friendly content keeps them relevant, even in a competitive landscape. It’ll be fascinating to see how they build on the success of the Switch 2 moving forward.

  3. schuppe.julian

    innovate while keeping a strong connection to their classic franchises is impressive. It will be interesting to see how the Switch 2 builds on that legacy and what new features they might introduce to capture even more players’ attention.

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