Nintendo is facing slowing demand for its ageing Switch console in its seventh year on the market.
The Kyoto-based gaming firm acknowledged the slowing demand for Switch, now in its seventh year on the market, even as supply chain snarls have eased and the company bolsters its games lineup.
With Switch sales slowing, investor attention is focused on a potential successor to the device, which has sold more than 125 million units.
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