Nintendo told local sellers the Switch 2 will not arrive in Central America or the Caribbean this year. The company met with distributors yesterday about this delay. Nintendo sees these markets as too small for an official release. People living there must import from places like the United States. They will pay much more than the expected $610 price tag for those regions.
The high demand for the Nintendo Switch 2 makes importing hard unless buyers accept steep prices. The console costs more than many expected. It offers many features that make it attractive to players. The strong launch games add to its appeal. The system releases June 5 with features described in Nathan's hands-on preview.
The high demand for the Nintendo Switch 2 makes importing hard unless buyers accept steep prices. The console costs more than many expected. It offers many features that make it attractive to players. The strong launch games add to its appeal. The system releases June 5 with features described in Nathan's hands-on preview.
