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La perspectiva cautelosa de Nintendo sobre Switch 2 Ventas en medio de preocupaciones de tarifas

Autor: Gabriel May 13,2025

Nintendo ha publicado lo que los analistas de la industria están llamando un pronóstico de ventas "conservador" para el esperado Nintendo Switch 2, en medio de incertidumbres que rodean las tarifas en curso. En su último informe financiero de esta mañana, Nintendo proyectó ventas de 15 millones de consolas de 15 millones y 45 millones de unidades de juego para el año fiscal que finaliza el 31 de marzo de 2026. El muy esperado Switch 2 llegará a los estantes el 5 de junio.

El pronóstico de la compañía depende de la suposición de que las tasas arancelas de EE. UU. Implementadas el 10 de abril permanecerán sin cambios durante el año fiscal. Sin embargo, Nintendo reconoce que cualquier modificación a estas tasas arancelas podría afectar sus proyecciones. "Continuaremos monitoreando la situación para responder a los cambios en las condiciones del mercado", afirmó la compañía.

Daniel Ahmad, Director de Investigación e Insights en Niko Partners, describió el pronóstico de 15 millones de unidades como "conservador". En un tweet, Ahmad sugirió que la perspectiva cautelosa de Nintendo probablemente explique las incertidumbres relacionadas con los aranceles, los precios y la producción, a pesar del fuerte impulso de pedido por adelantado. Además, señaló que Nintendo podría revisar su pronóstico hacia arriba si la situación tarifa mejora. "Sin embargo, el principal problema en este momento son los efectos que ya están en movimiento y crean un entorno desafiante para un lanzamiento de la consola. Sin mencionar la amenaza de mayores aranceles", agregó Ahmad.

Es de destacar que si el Switch 2 alcanza 15 millones de ventas en su año de debut, se ubicaría entre los lanzamientos de consolas más exitosos en la historia, superando las ventas de primer año de Nintendo Switch de Nintendo Original de 14.87 millones de unidades.

¿Pudiste reservar un Nintendo Switch 2? ----------------------------------------------

¡Sí! ¡No! Estoy esperando hasta que realmente se lance

Resultados de los respuestas

La demanda del Nintendo Switch 2 parece ser sustancial. Después de un retraso atribuido a las tarifas, los pedidos anticipados de la consola se abrieron el 24 de abril, con el precio establecido en $ 449.99. La respuesta fue abrumadora, como se esperaba. Además, Nintendo ha advertido a los clientes estadounidenses que preordenaron la tienda My Nintendo que la entrega en la fecha de lanzamiento no está garantizada debido a la alta demanda.

Para obtener más detalles, consulte la integral guía de pre-pedido de Nintendo Switch 2 de IGN.

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