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Nintendo Switch 2 isn’t happening soon, despite declining console sales

Posted on May 16, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

Nintendo Switch sales look like they’re starting to slow down, as its manufacturer reports narrowly missing sales targets for the handheld hardware.In the last fiscal year, Nintendo revised its sales targets for the Nintendo Switch to 18 million units sold, down from the original 21 million. Despite that, the company looks to have narrowly missed its revised target, shipping 17.97 million consoles over the 12-month period (thanks, VGC (opens in new tab)).Now that the results are in, Nintendo’s forecast
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