On Friday morning, Nintendo announced that U.S. pre-orders for the console have been delayed indefinitely due to concerns over "tariffs and evolving market conditions." A price hike is not necessarily guaranteed,

Nintendo is talking about how Trump's tariffs may still raise the Switch 2 price, and why Mario Kart World costs $80.

In an interview with The Post, Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser explains the company’s approach to pricing its new games.