Nintendo has officially announced that the Nintendo Switch 2 has surpassed 17.37 million units sold worldwide, establishing it as the fastest-selling dedicated video game platform in the company’s storied history.
This major sales milestone highlights the strong global demand for Nintendo’s latest hybrid console, following in the successful footsteps of its predecessor, the original Nintendo Switch. Between April and December 2025, Nintendo reported a robust performance for both its hardware and software.
During these nine months, over 37.93 million Nintendo Switch 2 games were sold, reflecting not only the console’s popularity but also a solid lineup of first-party titles.
Leading the charts is Mario Kart World, which has posted exceptional sales with 14.03 million copies sold, reinforcing the franchise’s enduring appeal.
Donkey Kong Bananza has also proven to be a standout, moving more than 4.25 million copies, while Pokémon Legends: Z-A – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition sold 3.89 million units.
Kirby Air Riders rounded out the list of top titles, reaching 1.76 million copies sold. According to Nintendo, "Downloadable versions of Pokémon Legends: Z-A – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and other Switch 2 titles are counted in the official software sales figures for Nintendo Switch 2." This transparency ensures that digital purchases are fully reflected in the company’s strong overall sales data across physical and digital formats. Looking towards the future, Nintendo outlined its strategic release roadmap in the latest consolidated financial highlights.
The company stated that Mario Tennis Fever is set for release in February, followed by Pokémon Pokopia launching in March.
Additionally, a wide range of titles from third-party publishers is scheduled for Nintendo Switch 2 in the coming months.
Nintendo emphasized, "By continuously introducing these new titles and maintaining the momentum established by current releases, we are focused on further expanding the platform’s install base." The Nintendo Switch 2 is available now at major retailers globally, retailing at £395.99 in the United Kingdom, €469.99 in Europe, and $449.99 in the United States.
With a strong start and a diverse upcoming lineup, Nintendo Switch 2 is poised to build on its status as a record-setting system for Nintendo, ensuring robust competition within the gaming hardware market and offering a fresh wave of experiences for players worldwide.
This major sales milestone highlights the strong global demand for Nintendo’s latest hybrid console, following in the successful footsteps of its predecessor, the original Nintendo Switch. Between April and December 2025, Nintendo reported a robust performance for both its hardware and software.
During these nine months, over 37.93 million Nintendo Switch 2 games were sold, reflecting not only the console’s popularity but also a solid lineup of first-party titles.
Leading the charts is Mario Kart World, which has posted exceptional sales with 14.03 million copies sold, reinforcing the franchise’s enduring appeal.
Donkey Kong Bananza has also proven to be a standout, moving more than 4.25 million copies, while Pokémon Legends: Z-A – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition sold 3.89 million units.
Kirby Air Riders rounded out the list of top titles, reaching 1.76 million copies sold. According to Nintendo, "Downloadable versions of Pokémon Legends: Z-A – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and other Switch 2 titles are counted in the official software sales figures for Nintendo Switch 2." This transparency ensures that digital purchases are fully reflected in the company’s strong overall sales data across physical and digital formats. Looking towards the future, Nintendo outlined its strategic release roadmap in the latest consolidated financial highlights.
The company stated that Mario Tennis Fever is set for release in February, followed by Pokémon Pokopia launching in March.
Additionally, a wide range of titles from third-party publishers is scheduled for Nintendo Switch 2 in the coming months.
Nintendo emphasized, "By continuously introducing these new titles and maintaining the momentum established by current releases, we are focused on further expanding the platform’s install base." The Nintendo Switch 2 is available now at major retailers globally, retailing at £395.99 in the United Kingdom, €469.99 in Europe, and $449.99 in the United States.
With a strong start and a diverse upcoming lineup, Nintendo Switch 2 is poised to build on its status as a record-setting system for Nintendo, ensuring robust competition within the gaming hardware market and offering a fresh wave of experiences for players worldwide.