Shuntaro Furukawa knows that having the Switch 2 be the best it can be is the company’s highest priority. But doing that costs money, so they’ll do their best…while also recouping their costs.

Nintendo has had huge success turning its games into movies, and now it looks like more are on the way. After The Super Mario Bros. Movie made a big splash in theaters, fans have been wondering ...

During a recent Q&A session from Nintendo’s Annual General Meeting, company president Shuntaro Furukawa shared some exciting news about what’s next. The information was translated and shared ...

Shuntaro Furukawa, Nintendo’s president, explained to investors that the growth of development budgets, driven by more ambitious projects and games with better graphics, alongside the increase ...

Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa in the Q&A section of the 85th annual general meeting of shareholders has revealed demand for the Nintendo Switch 2 has exceeded supply. "Currently, for ...

If all future Nintendo Switch 2 games receive this much time and attention—with such a focus on playing to the dockable ...

Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa has apologized for the shortages of the Nintendo Switch 2 in certain regions, as the company has been unable to meet demand. Most consoles quickly sell out at ...

Shuntaro Furukawa (President and Representative Director, Member of the Board). In the first four days, the console sold nearly 1 million units per day, but a quick start does not always mean success.

Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa has acknowledged the backlash towards the Nintendo Switch 2's game-key card system, saying it was introduced because game file sizes are larger.

The first financial reporting from Nintendo since the launch of the Switch 2 has told us more about the company’s ...

Mario Kart World Nintendo combats big budgets with games that only need "shorter development periods" alongside $80 Switch 2 behemoths like Mario Kart World News By Kaan Serin published July 4, 2025 ...

Nintendo's earnings forecast for the year ending March 2026 was calculated with a 10% tariff in mind, but a US trade deal with Vietnam, a Nintendo manufacturing hub, puts the tariff at 20%.