On Friday morning, Nintendo announced that U.S. pre-orders for the console have been delayed indefinitely due to concerns over "tariffs and evolving market conditions." A price hike is not necessarily guaranteed,

But if it’s simply the internals that are driving the console’s price up, it did make me wonder why there’s such a huge variance between the Japanese-language Switch 2 (which will cost 49,980 yen, or approximately $343) and the Switch 2 that supports all languages, whose price is more than $100 higher than that in some regions.