Nintendo is back to respond to rumors of a possible Switch Pro coming soon

The Japanese company assures that there will be no new hardware this fiscal year, which ends in March.

As a result of the financial results for the last quarter of the year NintendoLeaving us information on the number of newly sold consoles (more than 111 million Nintendo Switches) and how some new versions on the market work, the company leaves us with more interesting explanations within hours.

As published by Japanese media Nikkei and detailed by Bloomberg journalist Takashi MochizukiNintendo CEO Shuntaro Furukawa was asked the following question: the possibility of seeing new consoles in the near futureIt’s something that leadership quickly throws away.

No new hardware until at least MarchDespite the rumors that always surround Nintendo about the possible launch of an improved Switch or the announcement of a new console from Big N, they assure that: No new Nintendo hardware until at least March 2023that is, during the extension of the fiscal year they are in.

As we reported yesterday, Nintendo is fully Nintendo Switch focused on continuing production, as current models continue to sell well in stores worldwide. “We didn’t produce as much this summer as in previous years,” says Furukawa.

So it looks like we’ll have to make do with the Switch versions currently on sale. Apart from the original version, we have the OLED model, which has recently become the preferred choice of new users when making a purchase decision, and the Nintendo Switch Lite model, which aims to have this experience only on a laptop and in a smaller size.