The Nintendo Switch 2's second month on the market was another explosive one, at least in the U.S., where it surpassed 2 million units sold life-to-date, putting it 75% ahead of the unit sales pace set by the Nintendo Switch 1.
No conspiracy. High prices are already normalized. Companies have been setting record breaking profits by just straight up increasing prices for no reason since 2019. I also wonder how this hasn’t affected sales but I guess people had a lot more money then they realized. Had.
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No conspiracy. High prices are already normalized. Companies have been setting record breaking profits by just straight up increasing prices for no reason since 2019. I also wonder how this hasn’t affected sales but I guess people had a lot more money then they realized. Had.
It’s been going on much longer than that, it’s what companies do. If they can get away with it, they increase prices.