Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft say China tariffs will cause price hike for consoles

Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo have written a joint letter to oppose proposed tariffs from the Trump administration.

Tariffs on video game consoles are currently set to increase by 25%.

96% of video game consoles imported to the US were from China. https://t.co/Fv10a7ST45 pic.twitter.com/6roH6sHDiw

— Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) June 26, 2019

BREAKING: Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony warn US consumers will pay a total of $840 million more for consoles than they would without Chinese tariffs. https://t.co/HOeg4lzbu4

— VICE (@VICE) June 26, 2019

Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft have joined forces, with a joint letter to the US government warning about the effect of China's tariff on games console production:https://t.co/tXeYSJ0Kxr pic.twitter.com/cOsZv6pdNJ

— Ryan T. Brown 🎮 (@Toadsanime) June 26, 2019

Technology companies testified in Washington about how Trump's next round of China tariffs could hurt them. Here's what they said. https://t.co/FGIc9r2IAR

— Business Insider (@BusinessInsider) June 26, 2019

More than half a dozen big tech companies — including Apple, Intel, Microsoft and Dell — are asking the Trump administration to not hit their products made in China with additional tariffs https://t.co/TA7ouGDggT

— CNN Business (@CNNBusiness) June 21, 2019