Nintendo projects to sell 15 million Switch 2 units by March 2026, comparable to the original Switch's market performance. Set to launch on June 5th, the company expects strong sales momentum, estimating 45 million games sold within the same period. Despite a slump in current hardware and software sales, Nintendo isn't abandoning its original Switch, predicting 4.5 million sales and 100 million games next year. Uncertainties over tariffs have led Nintendo to cautiously hedge its expectations, although initial preorder demand suggests a strong market response to the higher-priced console.
Nintendo's projections of 15 million Switch 2 consoles sold by March 2026 suggest confidence despite higher pricing, aiming to replicate the original Switch's first-year success.
The upcoming June 5th launch of the Switch 2 could drive significant sales, with expectations of 45 million games sold in the same timeframe.
Retail price concerns exist, yet the high demand revealed by sold-out preorders indicates strong consumer interest for the Switch 2 despite tariff uncertainties.
Although Nintendo anticipates a drop in sales for the original Switch, it still expects to move 4.5 million units and over 100 million games next year.
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