Switch 1 adjustments done. 100k added in total: ~30k added to the Americas (mainly Canada), ~15k to Europe, and ~55k to RoW (mainly Asia).

That brings our Switch total to 151.1 million.

Didn't expect the OG Switch to have a relatively "high" fiscal quarter shipping total but touching the 155M by the holiday season doesn't seem too out of reach now with a Pokemon game in tow really

As for Switch 2, mighty impressive results here. It's likely at this rate that it'll beat the WiiU by the 3rd fiscal quarter quite healthly.
Software wise, it's difficult to say how good the overall the software sales were on the launch month considering most of it has been monopolized by Mario Kart World. Without it, it leaves to just about 3M+ for the rest of the games that were released as well ... Which doesn't seem much ?

Damn impressive.

Switch is definitely passing the DS at this point. The PS2 is the big question, and it will depend on the availability of the Switch 2 and if they decide to lower the price of the Switch and/or release the Selects lineup (which they won't happen, but one can dream).

But,but,but console gaming will be dead they said in 2010..

Well the Canada price increase for Switch 1 hw and sw went live today so yeah.

Does the Japanese sales adjustments mean that PS2 still has the record for the biggest launch in Japan?

According to the reports Splatoon raiders will come this yeah which is nice surprise.

MKW has the potential to go on to become a 100m seller as the majority of NSW2 sold are going to be the bundle.

Mario Kart is like what GTA6 is for the Nintendo ecosystem, other software almost has no chance. It's just a monster.

So in that respect, I think not having a ton of 3rd party content right off the bat was the right call. Nintendo knows they need their big guns to drive early adoption, but 3rd parties will get run over by the Mario Karts and DKs on a newborn install base. Need to let it leg out to 10-12+ million install base and let the early adopters have their fill of Mario Kart and DK and they will start to move on to other games, so that's where third parties can start to have more opportunity.

As much as I'd buy FF7 Remake Intergrade and Elden Ring for Switch 2 right now, letting Mario Kart + DK have its window is likely the correct call. The userbase is only going to go up and as long as its rapidly increasing, there's no worries for 3rd parties who don't have content in the first 3-4 months.