As Nintendo gears up for the long-awaited release of the Switch 2, it appears the company is possibly turning to Samsung for help manufacturing chips for the new console – a move that might point to the potential of higher sales than previously predicted.
In the company's recently unveiled end-of-year financial results, Nintendo shared its fiscal forecast for a post-Switch world, predicting that the Switch 2 will sell 15 million units and 45 million games within the new console's first year. That number could end up being much higher, however. As reported by Bloomberg, Nintendo has apparently turned to Samsung for help in manufacturing chips for the Switch 2.
