Switch sales may well have peaked.
Nintendo shipped 4.11 million Switch consoles in its January-March quarter, bringing its total to 23.06 million for the financial year, just enough to meet its revised forecast of 23 million. The company had originally predicted 25.5 million units for the year, then 24 million, before reaching its final forecast three months ago. The figure represents a 20 percent decline on the previous year’s figure of 28.
Nintendo has now shipped 107.65 million Switch consoles in total since its launch in March 2017. It’s the company’s most successful home console, having , though if you consider it a handheld system it still has some way to go to catch up to the Nintendo DS’ figure of 154.02 million units or the Game Boy’s 118.69 million.made a strong debut last quarter, with 12.64 million units shipped to date. For comparison, the previous quarter’s
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