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Nintendo "Underestimated" Zelda Switch 2 Console Sales, But Promises Restocks Are On The Way

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Briefings

Nintendo Latin America confirmed it underestimated demand for the Switch 2, citing supply shortages that made pre-orders rare. The company stated further restocks are arriving, though the article notes this is a recent interview with Coelho no Japão and does not confirm the restock timeline or specific quantities.

Key points

• Nintendo Latin America's Bill van Zyll admitted the company underestimated demand for the Switch 2 console.
• Supply shortages have made pre-orders rare for many customers, prompting a recent interview with Coelho no Japão.

Context

Nintendo Latin America's Bill van Zyll admitted the company underestimated demand for the Switch 2 console, citing supply shortages that made pre-orders rare for many customers. The company stated further restocks are arriving, though the article notes this is a recent interview with Coelho no Japão and does not confirm the restock timeline or specific quantities.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single recent interview with Coelho no Japão and does not confirm the restock timeline or specific quantities. The article does not state whether restocks are imminent or if the shortage will be resolved soon.

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