Doug Bowser confirmed that the prices they announced at April 2nd were indeed already taking into account the tariffs that had already been announced

Doug Bowser confirmed that the prices they announced at April 2nd were indeed already taking into account the tariffs that had already been announced (but not the new ones obviously):
https://universonintendo.com/presidente-da-nintendo-of-america-afirma-que-tarifas-dos-estados-unidos-terao-impacto-menor-no-brasil-em-relacao-ao-switch-2/

It was in an interview to a Brazilian newspaper, so I will just post the full quote in Portuguese and you can translate it however you like:

Q: O governo Trump anunciou uma série de novas tarifas. Isso ainda pode impactar o preço do Switch 2 nos EUA? Pode haver consequências para o Brasil?

A: É um pouco complexo. O preço que anunciamos levou em consideração as tarifas que já haviam sido anunciadas. As notícias de ontem [dia 2] vieram mais tarde. Assim como muitas empresas nos EUA, estamos avaliando qual pode ser esse impacto e quais ações precisaríamos tomar. Não quero especular sobre o que isso pode ser. Quanto ao nosso negócio na América Latina e no Brasil, com base nas decisões de ontem, esses serão menos impactados e esperamos que continue assim.

But as I just posted he literally said to the verge "Any previous tariffs were not factored into the price itself" lol.

Though this could just be the Brazilian price did take into account tariffs and the USA price did not.

Silksong screenshots have gone up on Nintendo's Japanese site.

https://store-jp.nintendo.com/item/software/D70010000096731

If only they didn't have to pay so much for the software. Switch 2 game prices are even less reasonable than the price for the console itself.

It's clearly not an issue for them because the platform and its games are geared for their tastes they know they'll get value out of the games they buy, as much noise as what is being made those who buy Mario Kart for example will be playing it for years to come it's not like it's some yearly release title in fact same goes for a number of first party titles. Yeah price rises are annoying buy they've been going up since the 80s it's not a new thing, when I started gaming games cost £30, it's just something that comes with each gen however prices do come down after a while and the will be sales that allow purchases at lower prices.