US EditionNew Nintendo Switch 2 Bundle Announced as Console Breaks Another Sales Record
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The Nintendo Switch 2 Sold 1.5 Million Units In Japan During First Month
Success can be determined in many different ways, but the success of the Nintendo Switch 2 cannot be denied. It’s true that total numbers for the console or its launch title haven’t been revealed yet, but that’s not stopping places like Famitsu from revealing how well the system is doing in Japan! We’ve talked before [...] The post The Nintendo Switch 2 Sold 1.5 Million Units In Japan During First Month first appeared on The Outerhaven.
The Nintendo Switch 2 is a huge success for the Japanese manufacturer. In the home country, the new console has already set a new sales record.
Switch 2 Sets a New Japanese Record Surpassing Playstation 2 in Console Sales During the First Month
Just a week after the release of Switch 2 last month, we reported that it had been, by far, the best release of a console in Japan. Since then, interest has not declined, and now Yomiuri (via VGC) reveals that Switch 2 continues to fly from the shelves. In total, at least 1.5 million units were sold in the country, and that figure does not include consoles sold through Nintendo itself. Therefore, the actual figure is likely to be significantly h…
Switch 2 sells three times faster than Switch 1 in Japan
The Nintendo Switch 2 sold at least 1.5 million (1,538,260) of units in its first month in Japan. However, the final number should be much higher, as it does not include the units sold directly by Nintendo itself. It is the largest number ever registered by Famitsu since 1996, even ahead of the PS2, which had sold 1.13 million (1,134,862) units in the same period, as well as Game Boy Advance 1.36 million (1,367,433). As revealed, Nintendo Switch…
The Nintendo Switch 2 has made history in Japan. According to Famitsu data, the console sold 1,538,260 units in its first month in the Japanese market, breaking the PlayStation 2 record since 2000. This impressive number does not include units sold directly by Nintendo, so the actual number could be even higher. The previous record for a Nintendo console was the Game Boy Advance with 1.36 million, followed by the Nintendo DS with 1.26 million. T…
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