Switch Pro Mentioned in New Nikkei Report | Gaming Instincts
Nikkei: Paid DLC coming to 3DS starting with new Fire Emblem | Engadget
Nikkei | Pokémon Blog
Keyence, Murata Jump on Nikkei Addition; Nintendo Gains Muted - Bloomberg
Nikkei: Nintendo Switch production set to hit highest level ever at 30 million
Nintendo Switch to retail for less than $250 according to Nikkei, which is usually bang on the money | VG247
Nikkei: New 3DS model to be announced tomorrow, Wii U to be priced £250 | VG247
Nintendo to End Production of Wii U this Year, Nikkei Reports (UPDATED)
Nintendo will make fewer Switch consoles due to global chip shortages
Nintendo is going to release Smaller Switch, Nikkei reports
Nintendo to make 20% fewer switch consoles because of chip shortage -Nikkei | Reuters
Tokyo's Nikkei index soars, Pokemon powers Nintendo - Latest News
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Smaller Nintendo Switch coming this fall before more powerful version - The Verge
Nintendo to make 20% fewer Switch consoles due to chip crunch - Nikkei Asia
Nintendo Will Reportedly Ramp Up Switch Output To 30 Million This Fiscal Year - Nintendo Life
Nintendo Misses Out on Nikkei 225 as Stock Slumps Over 8% - Nintendo Life
The Nikkei: Nintendo increasing Switch production to 30 million units for this fiscal year as Switch Pro model looms - My Nintendo News
Nikkei: Nintendo Switch Mini Launches In Mid 2019, New Service Aimed At Large Microtransaction Spenders In The Works - NintendoSoup
Nintendo Switch production cuts by 20% as chip shortages continue: Report - ExBulletin
Nintendo Switch Pro, even Nikkei would confirm the most powerful model coming – Nerd4.life
Nikkei article speculates about Switch price - Nintendo Everything
Nintendo Will Reveal NX Price, Launch Lineup And Specs This Year, Claims Nikkei - Nintendo Life
Nikkei: Nintendo 3DS eShop Launching in May in Japan | WIRED
Nintendo, Keyence and Murata to join Nikkei in radical overhaul | The Japan Times
