Nintendo confirms that its drastic increase in spending is due to trying to secure more materials for Switch production.

Xbox CFO Tim Stuart reportedly said supply chain issues that have been affecting the games market will likely continue throughout the year. In an investor call hosted by financial services company ...

Gaming giant Nintendo has said a drop in sales and profits in its latest financial results is down to global supply chain issues affecting the production of its popular Switch console.

Nintendo expects 10% less Switches in its fiscal 2022 due to supply chain issues Shutdowns in Shanghai, the Russia/Ukraine war, and chip shortages have pushed Nintendo to lower its forecast on ...

Two big issues. Will the supply chain resolve fast enough when they sell more Switches before demand starts to dry up or starts to ease? What does the next generation of hardware look like?

A key manufacturing partner for Nintendo Switch revealed it is having issues procuring components.

The video game console maker will have to navigate the all-important peak season as reciprocal duties from the Trump administration are slated to return.

As reported by Nikkei (thanks, Next News Report), Nintendo will be reducing the size of its Switch packaging by 20% in order to increase the efficiency of its console transportation services.

On their release in November 2020, both the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X were incredibly scarce, thanks to an imperfect storm of covid, global chip shortages, and supply chain issues.