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Nintendo has sold over 6 million Switch 2s but still can’t keep up with demand

August 1, 2025
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Nintendo sold 5.82 million Switch 2s in less than four weeks and is on pace to hit its target of 15 million units by April 2026, the company said in its latest earnings report. If that pans out, the Switch 2 would easily outsell the original Switch, which took a full year to hit that same 15 million sales number — making it a rare bright spot in today’s gaming world.

Despite those superb sales figures, Nintendo says demand is outstripping supply in many regions and promises to boost production as soon as possible. There’s some insight into Nintendo’s available inventory elsewhere in the earnings report. The 5.82 million number counts sales up to June 30, and the company says that as of July 25, it had sold through “more than 6 million” consoles. That’s not the clearest figure, but it definitely shows sales cratered in July despite consistent demand.

Switch 2 software sales were also strong with 8.67 million units sold, thanks in large part to the company’s Switch 2 Mario Kart World bundle along with Donkey Kong Bananza and games from outside publishers (Nintendo also just announced a bunch of new third-party games coming soon). The company also sold 24.4 million games designed for the original Switch, largely because the new console is backwards compatible with previous Switch titles, it said.

All of that meant that Nintendo had a very good quarter, more than doubling revenue over last year to 572.3 billion yen ($3.8 billion) with a 56.9 billion yen profit ($378 million). The company still expects to bring in 1.9 trillion yen ($12.6 billion) for its fiscal year.

Nintendo has sold over 6 million Switch 2s but still can’t keep up with demand

Update, July 1, 12PM ET: This story has been updated after publish. The headline and article initially mistated the period in which Nintendo sold 5.82 million Switch 2 consoles as 7 weeks. That period relates to Nintendo’s claim of “more than 6 million” sales, rather than the 5.82 million figure. The headline and article now accurately reflect the sales figures, and we regret the error.

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