Nintendo reports Switch 2 sales of 23.68 million amid quarterly decline

Nintendo has posted its latest quarterly financial results--ranging from April 1 to June 30--and while the Switch 2 continues to be the company's fastest-selling system, sales have dropped considerably in the last three months. Overall, Nintendo's operating profit increased 150.5% thanks to higher software revenue and $300 million in US tariff refunds that won't be passed on to consumers. A total of 3.82 million Switch 2 consoles were sold during this period, a steep drop compared to the same period last year when Nintendo sold 5.82 million units during the June 2025 launch. That figure is understandable, as the Switch 2 arrived with plenty of hype and demand behind it, fueling sales at the time and setting several new records for Nintendo. The Switch 2 is doing some big numbers. With the new quarterly sales numbers, 23.68 million Switch 2 consoles have been sold in its first 13 months on the market. In comparison, the original Switch sold 17.79 million units during the same period, while the Wii console reached over 20 million units sold. Nintendo is estimating that it will sell another 12.68 million Switch 2 consoles over the next three quarters, which will work out to 16.5 million Switch 2 sales during its current financial year and 36.35 million lifetime sales if it reaches that target. On the software side, sales rose year-over-year as Nintendo released more titles and its playerbase steadily increased. Mario Kart World has now sold 15.39 million units to date, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream reached 7.96 million copies in its first three months on sale, Kirby Air Riders has reached 1.9 million sales, and the Switch 2 edition of Super Mario Party Jamboree is sitting on 1.15 million units sold so far. As for recent releases, exact numbers for Yoshi and the Mysterious Book and Star Fox haven't been shared yet, but Nintendo says that the two games continue to perform within expectations. Tomodachi Life has been a big hit this year. Switch 1 games are also performing well, as another 450,000 units of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe were sold during the last quarter, increasing its lifetime sales to 71.53 million. Nintendo added that Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate have both sold 380,000 units each, further increasing their impressive lifetime sales numbers. Amidst all the talk of a digital-only future for games at companies like Sony and Microsoft, Nintendo also briefly spoke about the gap between digital and physical. Digital sales rose to 61.5%, an increase of around 2%. Looking ahead, several big Switch 2 games are still on the way in 2026, including Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave (September 17), Switch Sports Resort (October 22), and the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake that is scheduled to launch before the end of 2026. Here Are The Switch 2’s Best-Selling Games So Far View Images

Nintendo seems unstoppable at the moment as the Nintendo Switch has sold over 156.59 units and the Nintendo Switch 2 has now sold over 23.68 million units. Today, Nintendo has revealed some updated sales figures for some of its biggest games as of June 30, 2026. Check them out down below. Source

Despite the Nintendo Switch 2 being widely available the original Nintendo Switch still seems to be selling as it’s a great choice for those on a budget with a wealth of top titles available. Today, Nintendo has announced that the Nintendo Switch has sold 156.59 million units worldwide since it launched in March 2017. The… Read More »Nintendo has now sold 156.59 million Nintendo Switch consoles Source

Nintendo has confirmed this morning that it has now shifted 23.68 million Nintendo Switch 2 consoles since the platform was released June 2025. This means that the Nintendo Switch 2 has already surpassed the entire lifetime total of the GameCube, which stands at 21.74 million worldwide. Source

Price hikes took effect in May in Japan.Nintendo has released its latest financial report for the first three months of FY2027, confirming that the Switch 2 has now sold a total of 23.68 million units as of 30th June 2026 (surpassing GameCube at 21.74 million).3.82 million Switch 2 consoles were shifted during the first quarter, representing a decrease of 34.4% year-on-year. While that might sound alarming, Nintendo stresses that the adoption rate is still significantly outpacing the original Switch. The decrease itself, meanwhile, can be attributed to the high launch sales in 2025 and the subsequent price increase that took effect in Japan earlier this year.Read the full article on nintendolife.com