Nintendo is reportedly cutting Switch 2 production by over 30% after weaker-than-expected holiday sales, especially in the United States. According to Bloomberg, output is dropping from around 6 million units to 4 million this quarter as demand slows.But that’s not the only issue. Nintendo is also dealing with U.S. tariffs, rising costs, legal battles, and even a revoked patent—raising questions about the long-term outlook for the Switch 2.So what’s really going on with Nintendo right now? Is this just a temporary slowdown, or something bigger?Let’s break it down.