With Nintendo continuing to be silent regarding its upcoming console, it's only thanks to rumors that we have managed to learn more about the mysterious Nintendo NX. While an official reveal has still to come, it seems like everything is proceeding smoothly.

　　A few days ago, Emili Rogers provided some new information regarding the Nintendo NX. According to the insider, the hardware is now finalized and entering an early stage of production, so there shouldn't be any drastic changes from what she has already revealed in the past few weeks. Also, with the console entering this early stage of production, Emily Rogers is sure that there won't be any delay. It's also been revealed that Toshiba, Megachips and Macronix are all involved with the Nintendo NX.

　　Toshiba, Megachips, and Macronix are all involved with the Nintendo NX.

　　Toshiba is the world’s second-largest NAND chip maker after Samsung. They also manufactured the flash memory chips for the Nintendo 3DS.

　　NX hardware is finalized. Don’t expect any drastic changes.

　　NX is now entering a very early stage of production.

　　Zero percent chance of NX being delayed from its March launch.

　　Interestingly enough, another report claiming that Foxconn recently started NX trial production has emerged online today, with an estimated 9.5-10 million units production per year, so it looks like things are in full swing to meet the announced March release date.

　　While Emily Rogers has proven to be reliable regarding Nintendo rumors, we must still take all this with a grain of salt until an official confirmation comes in. Which shouldn't be too far off, according to other rumors.

　　Yesterday, Ubisoft's CEO Yves Guillemot praised the Nintendo NX in a brand new interview, noting how Nintendo is coming up once again with something new. Guillemot also confirmed that Ubisoft is also working on some other projects that have yet to be announced.

　　The Nintendo NX launches in all regions during March 2017. We will keep you updated on the upcoming console as soon as more comes in on it, so stay tuned for all the latest news.