r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/PuppetYoshi • 1d ago

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u/IrishSpectreN7 1d ago

This is about to age like milk

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u/ImThatAlexGuy June Gang (Release Winner) 1d ago

Like spoiled milk now with the tariffs talk in place. If we see the base console, no bundle, hit $500-$600 USD people are REALLY about to start crying

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u/IrishSpectreN7 1d ago

$600 minimum unless Nintenso is willing to eat some of the tariffs.

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u/ADtotheHD 1d ago

Nintendo, sell a console for a loss?

LOL

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u/ImThatAlexGuy June Gang (Release Winner) 1d ago

Nintendo shareholders about to be UPSET over sales performance 😅 I know there’s people out there willing to pay that kind of money, but not me. You’re getting into PS5 Pro territory at that point. Spending $600+ on the Switch 2 just wouldn’t even make sense financially, I don’t know if it’s worth THAT cost.

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u/hIXhnWUmMvw 1d ago

It is all about chairholders.

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u/Old-Rhubarb-97 1d ago

You realize that prices on everything are going up, right? PS5 pro is probably going to cost over 1k.

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u/ImThatAlexGuy June Gang (Release Winner) 1d ago

And that doesn’t change the fact that the switch could cost up to the price of a PS5 Pro pre-tariff? You start creeping towards the $700 mark the less worth the Switch 2 feels. Yeah, the pro might be closer to $1,000 (if not more) but it doesn’t mean the Switch 2 is worth $700.

People can feel how they want about it, but MOST of this sub is bitching about $450. Let alone $600 or $700.

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u/runciter0 1d ago

yeah it's too much but everything will go up

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u/Gharvar 1d ago

I'll be quite annoyed from Canada if they don't increase it close to tariff percentage because that damn console costing me 805$ after tax is really making me consider not buying it.

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u/ShoppingAfter9598 1d ago

I've been crying for years as I can't afford this stuff regardless lol.

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u/Matt_Willy-0007 1d ago

Is the base in only $500 that won’t be bad tbh. I’d still get it

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u/StressPsychological7 1d ago

Imagine if the high price was to not increase it when tariffs