Nintendo has instituted temporary restrictions on buying a Nintendo Switch 2 in Japan, though the restrictions don't apply to every Switch 2 sold in the company's home base. Users looking for the multilingual Switch 2 in Japan will have a tougher time finding one, as Nintendo adds new restrictions and suspends the sale of multi-language consoles, under suspicion that customers are hoarding them for scalping and reselling purposes. You may recall that there are two kinds of Switch 2's you can buy if you're shopping for one in Japan: the Japan-only edition Switch 2, which is region-locked and only comes […]
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