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Nintendo Switch 2 RAM Prices Rise 41%, NAND Flash up 8% — Console Giant Shares Nosedive in Face of Increased Cost Warnings

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(Image credit: Getty / Kazuhiro Nogi) Something's rotten in Mushroom Kingdom, and this time around it's not Bowser's fault. Nintendo's stock price took a 4.7% nosedive today, due to predictions that the Japanese console maker won't be able to keep its profit margins as high as expected. As has become the norm these days, the fear is caused by the ongoing RAM and chip availability crisis, as AI datacenters grab any transistor that's not nailed t…
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The rising prices of electronic components, fuelled by demand for artificial intelligence, put Nintendo under strong financial pressure. The Japanese firm has already seen its stock market price drop, and the profitability of Switch 2 is now threatened.

The Nintendo Switch 2, despite a record launch, is under direct threat of a price increase. The cause? An increase of 41% in the cost of RAM memory that strangles Nintendo's margins and lowers its value on the stock exchange. The manufacturer is faced with a dilemma: increase the price for the consumer or sacrifice his own profits.

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Notebookcheck broke the news in on Thursday, December 11, 2025.
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