A new report suggests Nintendo is unlikely to announce a Switch follow-up while supply issues continue.
Nintendo looks unlikely to release a new console this year, as ongoing supply issues disrupt the production of its current hardware.
Following the launch of the Nintendo Switch and its follow-up Nintendo Switch OLED, fans have been eager to see an enhanced version of the console hit shelves. But the likelihood that the speculated Nintendo Switch Pro will release in the next few months appears slim, as Nintendo continues to grapple with the ongoing global chip shortage.
As outlined by Nikkei (opens in new tab) in a new report, the video game giant is struggling to procure the necessary components and semiconductors needed to manufacture its consoles.
