Nintendo Switch OLED is getting a big price hike compared to the original Nintendo Switch.Going on sale for $50 more than the original Nintendo Switch, this new version sets a precedent for console makers.According to Bloomberg, this is a significant decision from Nintendo.“In an industry where consoles typically get mid-life price cuts, the Switch is moving into a higher tier — largely on the strength of a larger and better OLED display and some added storage,” they explain.“The upgrades are estimated to cost around $10 more per unit, meaning Nintendo is improving profit margins and relying on its rich library of games to keep sales brisk.”Of course, it’s not unusual for new console versions to outprice their predecessors.
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