Nintendo ups its Switch game with big OLED screen - Nikkei Asia
Nintendo to Cut Switch Target 20% on Chip Shortage: Nikkei - Bloomberg
Nikkei: Next Nintendo Console coming after Spring 2024 | IconEra
Nikkei: Nintendo will reduce global Switch production by 20% due to chip shortage - My Nintendo News
Nintendo to make 20% fewer switch consoles because of chip shortage -Nikkei | Reuters
New Nikkei article claims that Nintendo has begun negotiations with suppliers regarding production of its next-generation console Rumor - Nintendo | ResetEra
The Nikkei: Nintendo increasing Switch production to 30 million units for this fiscal year as Switch Pro model looms - My Nintendo News
Rumor: Nikkei claims smaller Switch is coming, Nintendo planning new service for this year
The Nikkei: Nintendo's next system “seems to be progressing well” - My Nintendo News
There will be no new Nintendo hardware this fiscal year" Reported by Nikkei in Interview with Furukawa President of Nintendo : r/NintendoSwitch
Genki✨ on X: "New Nikkei interview with Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa! Not much big news here but says their focus for this financial year (until March 2024) is the Switch and that
Switch production reportedly down 20% due to semiconductor shortage
Nintendo Switch upgrade leaves puzzle for gamers - Nikkei Asia
Nikkei: Japan's Nikkei retreats from 10-week high as Nintendo, shippers drop - The Economic Times
Japan's Nikkei rebounds on earnings boost, Nintendo extends rally -November 08, 2023 at 09:59 pm EST | MarketScreener
Nintendo, Keyence and Murata to join Nikkei in radical overhaul - The Japan Times
Nintendo Switch's smaller, cheaper variant to launch soon; to get TV connectivity, Wi-Fi, and more: Report | Tech News
Keyence, Murata Jump on Nikkei Addition; Nintendo Gains Muted
Rumor: Nikkei Report Claims Development Of New Nintendo Console Is “Progressing Well” – NintendoSoup
Development of next-gen Nintendo console 'progressing well' | KitGuru
Nintendo CEO Nikkei Interview Talks IPs, Hardware & Future - KeenGamer
Stock Ticker: Nintendo | GamesIndustry.biz
