In the financial year ending March 2025, Nintendo generated just over 419 billion Japanese yen (2.8 billion U.S. dollars) in revenue in the United States alone. This accounted for over a third of its annual revenues, making the U.S. the largest market for Nintendo. Europe followed, where Nintendo generated nearly three billion U.S. dollars in sales revenue. Overall, Nintendo’s total revenue for FY 2025 was just over 7 million U.S. dollars, marking a decrease of around four million U.S. dollars compared to the previous year. This continues a trend of declining revenue that began after reaching a decade high of around 16 billion U.S. dollars in FY 2021. Nintendo Switch tops the market The Nintendo Switch has been a major revenue driver for the company, accounting for over 94 percent of Nintendo’s revenue in that year. Since its launch in 2017, the Nintendo Switch has sold nearly 130 million units and has consistently outperformed other current-generation consoles in global sales each year, up until 2022. Nintendo’s game consoles have always enjoyed global popularity, with three of its consoles ranking among the top 5 best-selling game consoles of all time. Notably, Nintendo is the only company to have a current-generation console among the top- 5 all-time best-selling game consoles. Nintendo games leading global sales When it comes to game titles, Nintendo boasts three of the top- ten best-selling console games of all time. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has sold over 55 million units, leading the pack as the top-selling Nintendo Switch game based on lifetime sales as of June 2023. Hot on its heels are Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet, the best-selling Nintendo titles in FY 2023 with 22 million units sold since their release in 2022. Other popular titles include Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and The Legend of Zelda, each contributing significantly to Nintendo’s success. Overall, Nintendo sold more than 235 million units of software for its Nintendo Switch gaming console in FY 2022 alone.

In the fiscal year ending March 2025, Nintendo generated approximately 53.2 percent of its gaming software revenue via digital unit sales. This includes sales of downloadable versions of packaged software, download-only software, add-on content and Nintendo Switch Online. During the measured period, digital sales amounted to 326 billion yen.

In its fiscal year 2025, Nintendo's net sales amounted to just over *** trillion Japanese yen (approximately **** billion U.S. dollars), down from over **** trillion yen a year earlier (**** billion U.S. dollars). Nintendo is a multinational consumer electronics and software company headquartered in Kyoto, Japan. Nintendo history Founded in September 1889 as a small Japanese firm producing handmade playing cards, Nintendo has evolved into one of the largest video game manufacturing companies. Operating as a single business segment, Nintendo’s operations are categorized by product type such as video game platforms, mobile, and playing cards. Most of Nintendo’s revenue is generated through sales of video game platforms. Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox Of the all-time sales of video game consoles, Nintendo registers three devices in the top five – Nintendo DS, Game Boy, and Nintendo Switch. PlayStation devices complete the top five list with the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 4 featured, while the Xbox 360 is the only device under the Xbox brand that makes its way into the top ten rankings. Of the leading current-generation game consoles, the PlayStation 5 has recorded notably more sales compared to the Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X/S.

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As of June 2025, Nintendo had sold approximately 1.42 billion software units for its Nintendo Switch gaming console, making it the company's most successful gaming system in terms of video game sales. Lifetime unit sales for Wii console gaming software amounted to 921 million.

Since its launch on March 3, 2017, the Nintendo Switch has sold over 152 million consoles worldwide. The Switch sets itself apart from its competitors by the fact that it can be used as both a stationary console and a portable device, meaning that gamers can play from the comfort of their own homes or on the go. Software sales for the Nintendo Switch amounted to over 155 million units in the company's fiscal year 2025, of which over 46.4 million units were sold in Europe.

This is a list of video games for the Nintendo Switch video game console that have sold or shipped at least one million copies. As Nintendo shares the sales of their video games every quarter while most other publishers do not share sales figures per console, this list consists mostly of Nintendo-published titles.

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• 'title': title of the game
• 'copies_sold': number of copies sold
• 'genre': genre of the video game
• 'developer': developer of the video game
• 'publisher': publisher of the video game
• 'as_of': date until which the number of sales has been calculated
• 'release_date': release date of the video game

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Since its launch on March 3, 2017, the Nintendo Switch has sold over *** million consoles worldwide as of March 2025. Following the poor sales of its predecessor, the Wii U, the Switch was seen as the new hope for Nintendo in the ongoing battle with other console giants, Xbox and PlayStation. The Switch sets itself apart from its competitors by the fact that it can be used as both a stationary console and a portable device, meaning that gamers can play from the comfort of their own homes or on the go. Nintendo cashes in on exclusive titlesOne of the key reasons for the Switch’s success is undoubtedly the popularity of Nintendo’s first-party titles. Blockbuster series such as The Legend of Zelda, Mario, and Pokémon are all exclusive to Nintendo, meaning that fans can only play their favorite games on Nintendo consoles. Unsurprisingly, these Nintendo exclusive games dominate the list of top selling Switch titles worldwide, with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe sitting top of the pile. Can Nintendo keep up with Microsoft and Sony?Thanks to the success of the Switch, Nintendo has once again been able to stake its claim as one of the big players in the console gaming market. Until 2022, Sony could still claim to be king of the consoles, with unit sales of its PlayStation 4 exceeding the *** million mark in 2019. As of 2023, Nintendo surpassed Sony, having sold over *** million units of the Switch. Microsoft’s contribution, the Xbox One, is lagging some way behind as sales of the consoles are still below ** million units worldwide.

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Since its launch on March 3, 2017, the Nintendo Switch has sold over *** million consoles worldwide. The Switch sets itself apart from its competitors by the fact that it can be used as both a stationary console and a portable device, meaning that gamers can play from the comfort of their homes or on the go. Hardware sales for the Nintendo Switch amounted to **** million units in 2025.

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In the company's fiscal year 2025, Nintendo sold nearly 11 million units of the Nintendo Switch, a significant decrease in the number of units sold compared to the previous year. Sales of the Nintendo Switch peaked in 2021, when the company sold over 28.8 units. Nintendo Console Sales The Japanese multinational company Nintendo is a name well known all around the world thanks to their long history of producing a range of high-quality video game consoles. Despite being one of the largest video game companies in the world, Nintendo’s net revenue has steadily decreased recently, registering a low of around 4.5 billion U.S. dollars in 2016. The sales of the Nintendo Switch comprised the vast majority of the company's sales among its gaming consoles. Over the last decade, Nintendo’s home consoles sales were focused on five different products – Nintendo 64, GameCube, Wii, Wii U, and the new Nintendo Switch. The Nintendo 64 dominated the market in the late 90s and early 2000, while the GameCube became popular in 2002. The Wii is Nintendo’s best selling console; despite the release of its successor. About 26 million units of the Wii were sold in 2009, the highest number to date. Overall, Nintendo sold about 100 million units worldwide since 2007. Wii sports, Mario Kart Wii and Wii Sports Resort are among the best selling Nintendo Wii titles worldwide. Nintendo's newest home console is the Nintendo switch, which was released worldwide on March 3, 2017. The Switch sold around 2.74 million units in its first month, making it Nintendo's fastest selling home console and exceeding initial projections. The Switch is mainly a home console, but also has the ability to be used on the go through an LCD touchscreen. This has led Nintendo to consider the Switch a "hybrid" console. Nintendo’s best-selling handheld gaming product is the Nintendo DS. Sales of the Nintendo DS peaked in 2009, when the company sold over 30 million units worldwide. Since then, sales of Nintendo DS have been declining. The top selling Nintendo DS titles worldwide are Super Mario Bros, Nintendogs, Mariokart DS and Brain Age. The company has also enjoyed a great deal of success with the GameBoy, Nintendo DS predecessor, and the Nintendo 3DS over the years.

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Nintendo projects a 13% profit rise with the Switch 2 launch, aiming for 320 billion yen by March, amidst market growth and competitive dynamics.

This repository contains the source code written as part of the research into the Nintendo DSi. It mainly consists of C code that can be compiled using the supplied Makefiles, though you need an arm-none-eabi toolchain to compile it (preferably devkitARM r61). The dumphi folder contains C and assembly payload code used to dump the ARM7 and ARM9 boot ROMs. The unicorn folder contains Python scripts that use the Unicorn engine to test the behavior of certain snippets of the ARM9 boot ROM code. The haxboardfw folder, finally, contains all code related to the modchip exploit: RP2040 microcontroller code in the rp2040 subfolder, DSi payload (incl. ROP chain) in payload, and auxiliary test code in faketwl.

Nintendo is set to announce details of the Switch 2 console, with expectations of upgraded hardware and a potential launch between May and June. Analysts predict strong demand and a seamless transition from the original Switch.

BackgroundFalls among older adults is one of the major public health challenges facing the rapidly changing demography. The valid assessment of reaction time (RT) and other well-documented risk factors for falls are mainly restricted to specialized clinics due to the equipment needed. The Nintendo Wii Balance Board has the potential to be a multi-modal test and intervention instrument for these risk factors, however, reference data are lacking.ObjectiveTo provide RT reference data and to characterize the age-related changes in RT measured by the Nintendo Wii Balance Board.MethodHealthy participants were recruited at various locations and their RT in hands and feet were tested by six assessors using the Nintendo Wii Balance Board. Reference data were analysed and presented in age-groups, while the age-related change in RT was tested and characterized with linear regression models.Results354 participants between 20 and 99 years of age were tested. For both hands and feet, mean RT and its variation increased with age. There was a statistically significant non-linear increase in RT with age. The averaged difference between male and female was significant, with males being faster than females for both hands and feet. The averaged difference between dominant and non-dominant side was non-significant.ConclusionThis study reported reference data with percentiles for a new promising method for reliably testing RT. The RT data were consistent with previously known effects of age and gender on RT.

Nintendo cuts its profit forecast by 22.2%, with a 46.7% decline reported. Focus remains on consoles and new ventures, as the company plans a Switch successor release.