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Nintendo can flex its pricing power with Switch 2
The $110 bln Kyoto-based company kept guidance unchanged despite record sales of 6 mln for its most expensive video-game console. Caution makes sense given higher US tariffs, but the early success suggests it can charge even more without scaring off Super Mario and Zelda fans.
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