Board video game console gets price cut amid Switch 2, PS5 increases
The Board video game console has reduced its price from $700 to $400, making it more competitive in the current market. This price cut comes as Nintendo plans to raise the price of the Switch 2 to $500 and Sony increases the PlayStation 5 to $650. Board's unique design combines video and board gaming, appealing to families looking for interactive entertainment options.
- ▪Board has permanently cut its price by 40%, now selling for $399.
- ▪The console features a 24-inch touchscreen and supports multiple players using physical pieces.
- ▪Nintendo's Switch 2 will cost $500, while the PlayStation 5 is increasing to $650.
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