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Nintendo Switch2 Sales Surge as Retailers Ramp Up Restocks

Frequent inventory replenishments reflect sustained consumer interest in Nintendo's upgraded hybrid gaming system.

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The Nintendo Switch 2 is photographed in Martinez, California, on Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Jose Carlos Fajardo/Bay Area News Group/TNS)

Overview

  • Nintendo sold 3.5 million Switch2 units in its first four days after the June 5 launch, marking its fastest-selling console debut.
  • Retailers across the US, UK and Europe have struggled to keep the device in stock, prompting repeated online drops at Best Buy, Walmart, Argos and others this month.
  • The hybrid system runs on a custom Nvidia chip, offers a 7.9-inch 120 Hz handheld display, 4K output when docked and introduces GameChat voice and video features.
  • The console starts at $449.99 for the base model or $499.99 with the Mario Kart World bundle, while extra Joy-Cons, Pro Controllers and other accessories are sold separately.
  • Building on its record pace, Nintendo forecasts 15 million Switch2 sales by March 2026, a projection that has helped push its share price to fresh highs.