Investors are weighing the impact of rising memory prices and the strength of Nintendo’s games pipeline ahead of the Switch 2.

Fallout, Indiana Jones, and The Elder Scrolls are among the franchises making their way to the new console.

While the Switch 2 got off to a blockbuster start when it was released, things have slowed to the point where Nintendo now has to acknowledge what’s happening and why.

Nintendo announced alternate Switch 2 Joy-Cons priced at $99.99, a newsworthy update for consumers tracking hardware costs. The Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons were revealed January 8 and launch February 12 in purple (left) and light blue (right).

And for retro gaming fans, Super Bomberman Collection, which includes some titles never released outside of Japan, is out today, while Hamster’s Arcade Archives is expanding with the release of Rave Racer on February 26th, along with a new line called Consoles Archives that debuts with Cool Boarders and Ninja Gaiden II when it kicks off today.

Nintendo Switch 2 is getting Oblivion Remastered, Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition, and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle this year.

Nintendo revealed its Nintendo Switch 2 console has sold more than 17 million units since release last June, and is on track to hit 19 million by the end of March. During that same period, the original Nintendo Switch has sold 3.

Team Cherry announced some big news for Nintendo Switch fans of Hollow Knight, shadow dropping the special Switch 2 edition with free upgrade path.

Dread Delusion will hit Nintendo Switch 2 before The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. If you're disappointed that The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion's recently announced Nintendo Switch 2 port only has a vague 2026 release window, then you'll be happy to hear a great indie alternative is coming to Switch 2 this spring.