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TL;DR: Nintendo will launch a special Switch 2 model in Europe with a removable battery to comply with new EU right to repair laws, enabling easier battery replacement. This change may impact hardware ...

Nintendo has reportedly cut back on manufacturing Switch 2 consoles following weaker than expected holiday sales for the console. That's according to Bloomberg, whose sources say Nintendo now expects ...

Forward-looking: Nintendo is preparing changes to its forthcoming Switch 2 console to meet Europe's stricter repairability standards, a move that signals how the EU's new rules could reshape hardware ...

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Nintendo is reportedly preparing a new version of the Switch 2 with a user-replaceable battery, according to Nikkei. This is to comply with a 2023 EU "right-to-repair" policy on portable electronics ...

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Nintendo is reportedly reducing its production of the Switch 2 console as a result of poor US sales in the previous quarter. The Switch 2 console had a strong start when it launched in 2025, and has ...

Pokémon Champions — a battle-focused game along the lines of Pokémon Stadium — now has a release date, and it's pretty darn soon. It will hit Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 on April 8. A mobile version ...

Bloomberg reports that Nintendo has dialed back production on the Switch 2 after it failed to meet sales expectations over the holiday period. Citing "people familiar with the matter," Bloomberg said ...