Gibson, a senior research analyst at financial services firm MST Marquee, has set a price target of 11,000 Japanese yen ($74) for Nintendo's stock.
This represents a 31% upside over the current price.
He told the investment bank's clients that Nintendo could delay the Switch 2 launch if the momentum for the current console remains strong.
The analyst has rated Nintendo a buy but set a conservative price target of 8,400 yen.
However, if the new console fails to gain traction with consumers, Gibson cautioned that Nintendo's stock is likely to miss his price target.
Persons:
David Gibson, Gibson, Mario, That's, isn't, Jefferies, Atul Goyal, Goyal, Junko Yamamura, — CNBC's Arjun Kharpal
Organizations:
Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Universal Parks & Resorts, Mario Bros, CNBC, Citi
Locations:
United States, Germany, Florida