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Published: 05 August 2025

Created: 05 August 2025

Last Updated: 05 August 2025

Nintendo released its Switch 2 almost two months ago, and it sold close to 6 million units, according to the company's latest quarterly report. The new console has had a few hardware issues pop up, but Nintendo did confirm that it does have a bit of a heating problem.

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