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Nintendo has postponed the pre-order activities for the Switch 2 in the United States to assess the impact of Trump's new tariffs. The pre-orders were originally scheduled to start on April 9, but due to changes in market conditions, the threshold is yet to be announced, while the official release date of June 5 remains unchanged. Reports indicate that Nintendo has shifted its production line from China to Vietnam, but facing high tariffs in Vietnam may also affect the release schedule.

Nintendo has postponed the pre-order date for the Switch 2 in the United States to assess the impact of the newly introduced tariffs on the market. According to reports, Nintendo originally planned to launch pre-orders for the Switch 2 on April 9, but due to the recent announcement of "new and far-reaching" tariff rules by the U.S. government, Nintendo decided to temporarily delay the pre-order activities, with the specific launch time to be announced later. The official confirmation states that the official release date for the Switch 2 is still set for June 5.

Previously, there were reports indicating that to cope with the impact of tariffs, Nintendo had moved the console's production line from China to Vietnam. However, according to the latest tariff policy, products from Vietnam will face tariffs as high as 46%, which could affect Nintendo's launch plans in the U.S. market.

• The Switch 2 will be equipped with NVIDIA chips and DLSS technology, expected to achieve "ten times the graphical performance of the original Switch."
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