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The Switch 2 is hot, GameStop's cash is stacked, and play is aiming for a high score.

Thanks so much for joining us on this Wednesday, June 11th. I'm Julie Morgan.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has become the company's fastest selling

gaming device with more than 3.5 million units sold worldwide in the first four days since its

launch last week. Nintendo last month said it expects to sell 15 million Switch 2 units this fiscal year. The president of the

company said that they set this figure with the aim of reaching the same level of sales they achieved

with the original switch in the roughly 10-month period between its launch in March of 2017

and December of that same year. The Switch 2 console is priced relatively higher than its predecessor

with the price tag of a penny shy of $450.

The original sold for $299.

Nintendo has sold over 152 million Switch units

since the console was launched in 2017.

Shares of Dave and Busters fell 8% in immediate reaction to its first quarter results after the bell on Tuesday,

but this morning play is up 6.5% in pre-market action.

The restaurant and entertainment company reported a marginal top line beat,

a wide bottom line miss, and an 8.3% decline in comparable sales. The company said it opened two new

stores, relocated one store, and completed remodels of 13 stores during Q1. The interim CEO said while performance in the first quarter was nowhere close to where

they wanted it or expected it to be, their back-to-basic strategy is working and is driving

a material recovery in their top line trajectory.

He went on to say that the leadership team and the board are as confident as ever

that their current actions will lead to significantly improved revenue, adjusted EBAA, free cash

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