Baird analyst Colin Sebastian noted Nintendo (NTDOY) unveiled its "Switch" home/portable hybrid device, revealing it will use physical cartridges for its games, which he sees as a potential positive for retailers like GameStop (GME). While Sebastian expects fairly modest unit sales for Nintendo next year, he added that new hardware launches are important revenue drivers for GameStop's video game business. The analyst keeps an Outperform rating and $40 price target on GameStop shares.
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