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Nintendo of America and Amazon.com relationship has been strained to say the least. Today a new Bloomberg report explains what the recent issues were between the two companies which saw Amazon.com miss out on the launch of the popular Nintendo Switch 2. It turns out Nintendo of America were displeased that third party sellers on Amazon were selling video games for lower prices than Nintendo had advertised. They did this by buying the games in bulk from Southeast Asia and exporting them to the United States for cheaper than the recommended retail price. Amazon seemingly failed to stop this from happening so Nintendo decided that the best solution from their point of view was to stop selling their products on Amazon.com. Both companies have denied the Bloomberg report.
Nintendo of America and Amazon.com relationship has been strained to say the least. Today a new Bloomberg report explains what the recent issues were between the two companies which saw Amazon.com miss out on the launch of the popular Nintendo Switch 2. It turns out Nintendo of America were displeased that third party sellers on Amazon were selling video games for lower prices than Nintendo had advertised. They did this by buying the games in bulk from Southeast Asia and exporting them to the United States for cheaper than the recommended retail price. Amazon seemingly failed to stop this from happening so Nintendo decided that the best solution from their point of view was to stop selling their products on Amazon.com. Both companies have denied the Bloomberg report.
