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Nintendo’s Switch era profits are now more than all other Nintendo eras combined

The Nintendo Switch has been very successful. In fact, it has been such a success that it is still breaking records and reaching milestones. The Nintendo Switch is now getting rather close to reaching the lifetime sales of Sony’s PlayStation 2. Nintendo has made a lot of money during the Switch era, but it may surprise you just how much they’ve earned.

Earlier today, during Nintendo’s financial results briefing, they shared the latest data on the company’s profits, including how much they earned from the previous fiscal year. Thanks to the last fiscal year, they have now reached a point where Nintendo has now profited more during the Switch era than any other Nintendo console era combined. You can see a tweet relaying the news down below.

11 thoughts on “Nintendo’s Switch era profits are now more than all other Nintendo eras combined”

    1. It was really hard to be positive about Nintendo’s economic future during the Wii U era, I remember people making mock-ups of ps4 boxes with super Mario 3d world included cause people thought Nintendo was going on the sega route lol

  1. It just goes to show there’s a lot of simple people out there. Sure look at the state of the planet.

    1. Damn dude, I understand your hatred towards Nintendo, he made awful decisions recently but after reading this one I think you are negative in life in general, tough world don’t get me wrong but never give up on it, it’s our only chance to enjoy this awesome gift called life man, CHEER UP!

      1. If they’re anything like me, it’s just a phase & he’ll quit whining about Ninty eventually. He won’t be a fanatical Ninty fanboy afterwards & will give them hell on occasion when they rightfully deserve it. Til then, he’s gonna continue to be insufferable with the constant attacks against Nintendo. That or he’ll do like I do with Disney & just take potshots every now & then, but mostly keep quiet because his hatred turned to apathy.

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