A week after Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo joined tech companies in expressing their concerns over U.S. President Donald Trump?s trade dispute with China, a report claims that the trio is planning to curtail console production in the country.
According to Nikkei Asian Review (via Games Industry), the console manufacturers have joined the likes of Amazon, Dell, HP, and Google in scaling back Chinese production.

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