Nintendo gearing up for increased Switch production following global shortages | Eurogamer.net
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Nintendo Increasing Production to Fix Nintendo Switch Supply Issues
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Report: Nvidia to End Production of Nintendo Switch Tegra Chip | PCMag
Nintendo Said to Boost Switch Production by Another 20% - Bloomberg
New Nintendo Switch model announced for October | Nintendo Switch | The Guardian
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Nintendo doubles Switch production plans after strong demand: WSJ - The Verge
Nintendo to Double Production of Switch Console - WSJ
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Nintendo says the coronavirus is delaying Switch production - The Verge
Nintendo Switch, Like Sony PS5, Is Also Struggling With Supply Due to Ongoing Chip Shortage
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Nintendo says it has enough parts for 'immediate' Switch production | VGC
Nintendo Is Increasing Switch Production As The Wii U Sunsets In Japan
Nintendo Switch production bogged down by supply chain woes - Interpret.la
Nintendo Switch Production Down 20% Due to Chip Shortages - IGN
Nintendo Switch production delayed due to coronavirus – GeekWire
Nintendo Switch Production Expected to Double | PCMag
Nintendo is reportedly ramping up Switch production to meet demand | Engadget
