Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa recently addressed concerns regarding the rising costs of memory components and their potential impact on the pricing of the upcoming Switch 2. Despite the surge in RAM prices, largely driven by increased demand from AI data centers, Furukawa reassured shareholders that there are currently no plans to adjust the console’s price. This decision reflects Nintendo’s commitment to maintaining a stable supply chain and ensuring long-term profitability.

The excitement is building as BeXide announces that their popular multiplayer 3D puzzle game, Fruit Mountain Party, will be making its debut on the Switch 2 and Switch in spring 2026. Currently in Early Access on PC, this game has captured the attention of players with its unique fruit-combining mechanics and engaging multiplayer modes. The anticipation for its console release is palpable, especially with the upcoming hands-on opportunities at major gaming events like the Osaka Game Dungeon and Tokyo eSports Festa.