This market resolves YES if Nintendo officially announces an increase to the recommended US retail price (let's say due to US tariffs) of the Nintendo Switch 2 above the currently announced $449.99 before its launch on June 5th, 2025. Otherwise, it resolves NO. If the launch is delayed, I'll delay resolution with it.
Update 2025-04-09 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Key Clarification:
Only an announcement indicating an increase in the actual launch price (the price at launch) will count as a YES resolution.
Announcements that mention a future price change after launch (or that do not specify the launch price) must be treated as NO.
If an announcement states the game will launch at a higher price (e.g., $500) and is later reversed to the originally announced price before launch, it will still resolve as YES.
Announcements dated beyond the market close (unless the launch is delayed) do not count.
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Microsoft has to adjust their prices to new reality: https://kotaku.com/microsoft-xbox-series-x-s-price-increase-may-2025-1851778615
@ThomasPoltoranos They can make another announcement before release increasing the price. Very unlikely but not impossible.
@JannesH The Tarrifs are so unpredictable because trump is an idiot could do anything depending on what he had for breakfast
@JannesH unless you end up with no tariffs and now your system is overprices and you gotta correct either way. No conditions to run a business under