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Since The Covid-19 Pandemic, The Shortage Of Chips And Components Has Limited The Supply. It Is A Difficult Task For Players To Rush To Buy New Game Consoles In The Past Two Years, But At Least People Can Buy Nintendo Switches Without Too Much Trouble, But The Next Thing Is Not Very Sure.
According To Nikkei Shimbun, A Japanese Financial Publication, Nintendo It Is Estimated That Only 20 Million Switches Can Be Produced In This Fiscal Year (from Early April To The End Of March 2023). This May Sound Like A Lot, But It's 30% Lower Than The Peak In Fiscal 2020, When They Produced Nearly 29 Million Switches. Nintendo Hopes To Produce Another 30 Million Switches In Fiscal 2021, But Later Found That It Had To Adjust To 23 Million. At Present, The Company Has Not Disclosed How Many Switches Were Produced / Sold In Fy2022. Although Nintendo Hopes To Produce 20 Million Switches This Fiscal Year, If The Shutdown Of Chinese OEM Related To Covid-19 Epidemic Prevention And The War In Ukraine Continue To Disrupt The Supply Chain, They Can't Even Reach This Conservative Figure.
At Present, Many Switches Have Been Shipped To The Market, With A Total Of More Than 100 Million, So Nintendo's Supply Situation Is Still Not Unhealthy. However, Supply Chain Problems May Hinder The New Switch [OLED] Last Year( ?site_id=242986&euid=&t=https%3A%2F%2Flist.jd.com%2Flist.html%3Fcat%3D737%2C794%2C798%26ev%3D4155_88234%26sort%3Dsort_rank_asc%26trans%3D1%26JL%3D2_1_0%23J_crumbsBar ) And Advance The Launch Time Of The Rumored Future Hardware Update. According To Nikkei News, Nintendo's Plan Is To Speed Up The Development Of Software When Switch Hardware May Be In Short Supply. We Already Know That A New Pokemon Game, The Sequel Of Splatoon, And More Games Will Be Launched This Year, And The Expected Sequel Of Zelda: Wilderness Interest Should Come Early Next Year. More Major Games Are Likely To Be Announced In The Coming Months.