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Nintendo Switch 2 launch lineup quietly teased, and it could be massive
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Updated 12:25 21 Nov 2024 GMTPublished 12:26 21 Nov 2024 GMT

Nintendo Switch 2 launch lineup quietly teased, and it could be massive

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The Nintendo Switch 2 is high on many people’s wish lists but thanks to scalpers waiting in the wings, fans are concerned that there just won’t be enough units upon launch.

It has been seven years since the launch of the much-loved Nintendo Switch and it was through Nintendo’s latest handheld that we have been able to experience titles such as The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Animal Crossing: New Horizons to name a few.

Which iconic titles will be released for the Nintendo Switch 2?

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However, it is now time for it to make room for the Nintendo Switch 2 with the brand-new console expected to be announced at the end of the fiscal year (March 2025).

Until then, details on the highly-anticipated console are pretty scarce but according to new alleged information, we now have a slight idea on the Nintendo Switch 2’s initial shipment size.

Found on a Famiboard thread via a code that has since been decoded, we know the following information:

"The initial stock quantity has been finalized, and the factory will plan production accordingly. I can't disclose the exact number, but for the U.S. market alone, it's roughly 2.5 times the volume from March 2017."

If we go back to March 2017, which is when the Nintendo Switch was launched, the handheld had 2.74m units shipped out worldwide between 3-31 March.

So we don’t even need to do the maths to know that the Nintendo Switch 2 will have a significantly larger amount of stock whenever it may release.

The news was soon shared over on r/GamingLeaksAndRumours and Nintendo fans shared their thoughts on the exciting news.

“If they're expecting that many early sales, it must have some great launch titles,” the top comment read.

Another said: “I hope this means less chance of the new console being scalped by scalpers on day one.”

Let us hope this is true and that the Nintendo Switch 2 becomes as beloved as its predecessor in upcoming years.



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