Nintendo may not meet future hardware demands due to part shortages
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While immediate orders can be met, the future is unclear. What you need to know Nintendo President, Shintaro Furukawa, recently discussed Nintendo Switch hardware production in an interview with Nikkei. The company has been able to secure enough components to meet immediate demand for the system. However, there are doubts whether or not future orders can comfortably be met. In an interview with Nikkei, Nintendo President Shintaro Furukawa spoke about the current situation when it comes to Nintendo Switch hardware production. Furukawa reassured Nikkei that enough materials and components have been secured to ensure that immediate orders can be fulfilled. However, he admits that it is `difficult to say` whether or not they will be able to `prepare enough for [future] orders.` In light of the global pandemic, the video game industry has seen a surge in demand, from contemporary consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch, to retro games on second-hand marketplaces like eB...