Overview
- Nintendo reported on Aug. 6 that Switch 2 has reached 23.68 million cumulative units sold, putting the console ninth in the company’s all‑time sales ranking.
- The company said Switch 2 sold 3.82 million units in the April–June quarter, a 34.4% year‑over‑year drop that reflects comparison with the console’s strong launch period.
- Nintendo recorded a 53.5% rise in net profit to ¥147,400 million for the quarter, and it attributed much of that gain to a substantial, nonrecurring tariff reimbursement in the United States.
- The firm confirmed that suggested retail prices will increase in some markets on Sept. 1, with roughly a $50 rise in the U.S. and a new suggested price of MXN 13,999 in Mexico.
- Nintendo said it will lean on digital sales, steady software releases and franchise leverage — including the billion‑dollar Super Mario Galaxy film — to grow the Switch 2 installed base while holding a fiscal‑year hardware forecast of 16.5 million units.