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Nintendo Switch 2 Sales Reach 19.86 Million Units in First Fiscal Year

Simon Ellis 1 min read

Nintendo Switch 2 sold 19.86 million units in its first full fiscal year, with software sales of 48.71 million and over 100 million annual active users.

Nintendo Switch 2 Sales Reach 19.86 Million Units in First Fiscal Year
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has reported strong sales for the Switch 2 in its first full fiscal year. The console sold 19.86 million units globally during FY26.

Software sales and active users also surge

Software sales for the Switch 2 reached 48.71 million units in the same period. Annual active users surpassed 100 million.

The Switch 2's first full fiscal year sales were higher than those of the original . Nintendo also announced a price increase for all products and services.

The sales figures come from Nintendo's financial results, as reported by Insider Gaming. The company has not commented on future production plans.