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Robo de unidades de Nintendo Switch 2 por un millón 400 mil dólares en ataque a camión

Feb 13,2026 Autor: Jason

Aproximadamente 3.000 unidades de Nintendo Switch 2 fueron robadas de un camión que transportaba inventario entre la sede de Nintendo of America y una tienda GameStop en Texas.

Según Denver 7, un afiliado de ABC News, las autoridades que investigan el robo —que ocurrió mientras el conductor viajaba por Colorado— estiman que la mercancía sustraída tiene un valor de 1,4 millones de dólares.

Rastrear a los responsables puede resultar difícil, ya que los investigadores aún no están seguros de exactamente dónde a lo largo del viaje de 2.144 kilómetros ocurrió el robo.

¿Fue esta una operación cuidadosamente planeada, en la que el camión fue rastreado desde la base de Nintendo en Redmond, Washington, y deliberadamente objetivo? ¿O fue un acto casual? La policía informa que se retiraron múltiples palets de consolas Switch 2 del remolque, lo que indica un cierto grado de coordinación.

Si son capturados, los autores podrían enfrentar múltiples cargos por robo grave. Mientras tanto, el conductor afirmó que no sabía que transportaba la nueva consola de Nintendo.

Exterior del camión que transportaba las consolas Switch 2. Imagen cortesía: Oficina del Sheriff del Condado de Arapahoe.Interior del camión mostrando palets abiertos de consolas Switch 2. Imagen cortesía: Oficina del Sheriff del Condado de Arapahoe. Las autoridades locales solicitan cualquier información sobre el crimen y han proporcionado una línea de denuncias al 720-874-8477.

La Nintendo Switch 2 se lanzó globalmente a principios de este mes, vendiendo 3,5 millones de unidades en sus primeros días. A pesar de las primeras preocupaciones sobre escasez de suministro, Nintendo ha mantenido una disponibilidad relativamente estable —aunque incidentes como este no ayudan.

Durante años, los ladrones han atacado inventarios de videojuegos de alto valor. En 2020, durante el lanzamiento de la PlayStation 5, la consola tan demandada de Sony fue robada de camiones en movimiento en el Reino Unido mediante un método conocido como "rollover". Según The Times, grupos criminales utilizaron esta técnica repetidamente para sustraer PS5 de vehículos en la carretera —utilizando automóviles adicionales para encerrar el camión mientras un ladrón, atado con una cuerda, subía a bordo a velocidades de hasta 80 km/h y usaba herramientas de corte para acceder a la carga.

La mercancía de Nintendo también ha sido objetivo antes. Por ejemplo, en 2015, se robaron por completo un camión que transportaba copias del juego Switch Splatoon y varias figuras amiibo raras.

Además, este no es el primer incidente relacionado con la Switch 2 que involucra a la tienda GameStop, que notoriousmente interrumpió el lanzamiento a medianoche de la consola clavando recibos directamente a través de las pantallas de la Switch 2.

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