With the historical difficulties for the Chinese market, Nintendo now also finds himself having to think about international commercial duties policies to the point of freezing the launch of Switch 2 in China. Understandable move considering that the company is currently engaged in the closure of the ESHOP and other online services for China, a sign that there is no particular haste in introducing the successor of the hybrid device. First-Party, Super Smash Bros Ultimate. In the following years, more dated titles have been gradually located for the Chinese market, but with very different times and methods than the other territories. Asked by Nikkei, Shenzhen’s giant preferred not to make declarations, feeding further speculations on future agreements. A not indifferent obstacle that requires time, specific resources and adaptations that may not justify immediate investment. \ R \ na further complicate the picture is the enormous popularity of games for mobile devices in China, a factor that could make the market less attractive for Nintendo than the vast population of the country could initially suggest. Created Nintendo problems (and they will only be the first for the whole sector).