Nintendo's shares fell 7.

TOKYO, ⁠June 10 (Reuters) - Nintendo's shares fell ⁠7.5% on Wednesday after the company's ‌Nintendo Direct presentation of forthcoming games lacked titles from top franchises such as "Super Mario". The Kyoto-based company's stock price has ⁠been hammered by ⁠concerns over a lack of high-profile games to ⁠build ‌momentum for the Switch 2 gaming device. The shares are ⁠down around a third year-to-date. The lack of a "mainline ‌3D Mario" for this year's holiday ⁠shopping season is "commercially meaningful", Jefferies analyst Atul Goyal wrote in a client note. The Switch ⁠2 launched last June with titles including "Mario Kart World" and later "Donkey Kong Bananza". "Year 2 now enters the holiday ⁠window without a franchise title of comparable pull," Goyal wrote. Last month Nintendo hiked Switch 2 prices as it grapples with a memory chip ⁠price boom, which is also seen as a risk to ‌sales momentum due to its price-sensitive consumer base. (Reporting by Sam Nussey; Editing by Christopher Cushing)

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