Nintendo plans to produce 22 million Switch devices to address supply shortages
Nintendo's Switch has sold more than 52 million units in just over three years, but the console remains a hot commodity. Right now, it's nearly impossible to buy a Nintendo Switch without paying nearly two times the usual list price.
But the drought won't last forever — the company is expected to replenish supplies by June — and when the Switch returns to shelves, it's expected to return in greater numbers than ever before. Nintendo's Switch console was already popular before the coronavirus pandemic, but Nintendo had been handily keeping up with demand.
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