Happy Canada Day?
See all Stories Posted Jun 30, 2025 at 5:36 PM UTC
The day before a national holiday, Nintendo's Canadian branch announced that there will be a pricing change for the original Switch hardware lineup, along with accessories and Switch Online memberships. The actual changes apparently won't be announced until August 1st, but the prices are being adjusted 'based on market conditions,' which is something Nintendo has had to contend with recently. Notably, however, the new Switch 2 is not impacted. Nintendo Switch Pricing Update
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