Hardware:

Switch 2: 23.68m (3.82m for the quarter)

Switch 1: 156.59m (670k for the quarter)

Software:

Mario Kart World: 15.39m

Tomodachi Life: 7.94m

Pokemon Pokopia: 3.68m (Outside Japan) over 5m worldwide

Donkey Kong Bananza: 4.78m

Kirby Air Riders: 1.9m

Mario Party Jamboree Switch 2 Edition: 1.15m

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe: 71.53m 

Animal Crossing New Horizons: 50.29m 

Super Smash Bros Ultimate: 38.14m 

Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild: 34.06m 

Super Mario Odyssey: 30.80m

Pokémon Scarlet/Violet: 28.46m 

Pokémon Sword/Shield: 27.26m 

Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom: 22.71m

Super Mario Party: 21.36m 

New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe: 19.10m

https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/pdf/2026/260806_2e.pdf

https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/finance/hard_soft/index.html

https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/finance/software/index.html

The full write up by our own William D'Angelo can be read here:

https://www.vgchartz.com/article/468666/switch-2-ships-2368-million-units-as-of-june-2026-switch-1-ships-15659-million/

Goddamn, those are bigger figures than I thought for Tomodachi Life.
Same with the Switch 1 figures.
That old horse *still* has some gallops left in its hooves.

Nintendo is maintaining their targets of 16.5m Switch 2 units and 2m Switch 1 units for the Financial Year

3.82m HW for the quarter is a very good result. When they first announced the 16.5m forecast I thought that was definitely too low, now I'm not so sure but I still think they can beat it if there's no further price rises announced for this year.

The difference in MKW sales now the bundle is over is stark. 3.82m hardware shipped but only 0.69m copies of MK. That's an attach rate of 18% for new systems sold which is low for an MK title. That $80/£75 price tag hitting.

With the price hike, that 16.50 million number is looking about right for Switch 2.

That 2 million number for Switch 1, on the other hand? If it keeps selling like it did this last quarter, it'll definitely get adjusted up.

The price rise for Switch 1 in Japan didn't hit till late may, so this quarter had nearly 2 months pre-hike.

April - 99.5k

May - 58.7k

June - 36.2k

Switch 1 doing better than expected. 159m is definitely in the cards, maybe even 160m.

Switch 2 numbers are good as well, but software-wise things are very different. IMO these numbers clearly show that the system is in desperate need of system sellers after MKW.

It all falls on the shoulders of OoT Remake. After that, things should pick up again with (probably) Pokémon Winds/Waves + 3D Mario coming out next year.

Tomodachi Life alone outsold all combined first party sales on PS5 and PS4 during the last quarter. The cosy market has become incredibly big, Nintendo can just pluck out a dormant cosy IP like Tomodachi Life from their shelves and it instantly sells faster than a new Resident Evil game.

Great numbers all around however i do suspect many got a switch1 before the price hike in the end of may..hence the great sales??