Nintendo has released its latest financial results and they are impressive. The Kyoto-based company has now shifted a healthy 52.48 million Nintendo Switch consoles worldwide. They had a great Christmas period on the back of Pokemon Sword & Shield and sold 10.81 million units during the October to December period. Nintendo predicts that it will sell a further 19.5 million Switch units in the twelve-months period, this is up by 1.5 million.
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More suckers made every day through buying cheaply made hardware. If Iwata didn’t die, it would have actually been made properly.
Says no one.
Finally! Someone on a Nintendo type site who actually has their eyes open.
Impressive. People bought the 3DS, sure, but I feel like 9/10 of my friends own a Switch.
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Ahh, who am I kidding. I don’t have 10 friends.
Nintendo’s big success is that they corrected their target demographic to where it should have been all along.
Almost no one I knew around my age (college age) had a Wii U; whereas, the Switch has become a huge hit at universities especially, and almost everyone I talk to at mine seems to have one (granted, I mostly talk to Computer Science majors)
Even personally, not many of my friends may have a Switch, but they definitely know what it is (and some also want one eventually)
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