After rising to a record high, Nintendo’s stock plummeted on Friday as the firm remained reticent about its plans for the Switch 2 game console.
According to the Japanese gaming company’s debut trailer, the gadget will be able to run games that are compatible with the present Switch device, while some won’t.
However, it will be months before the device is made available. New York consumers will have their first peek at the Nintendo Switch 2 between April 4 and April 6, with a presentation scheduled for April 2.
Nintendo also withheld important information, including the price point.
In Tokyo trading, Nintendo’s shares (JP:7974) (NTDOY) dropped 5%. Over the past 52 weeks, the shares have still increased by 13%.