Nintendo targets 20 million Switch 2 sales in the first year to perform better than its original console. The company projects the Switch 2 needs to achieve a 33% sales increase to move 20 million units this year versus the 15 million units of its predecessor.

Recently Sanford C. Bernstein's Robin Zhu confirms that Nintendo has built a supply network strong enough for its goals. As the Switch 2 launch approaches, the company works to modify its supply chain operations to ship at least 20 million units during its first year.

After its 2017 release, the original Switch became Nintendo's top home console seller with sales reaching 140 million units so far. The Switch 2 upgrade will expand on its predecessor's achievements by delivering improved capabilities to serve both existing users and potential new customers.

Since the original Switch launched, hybrid gaming consoles from Steam and PlayStation started competing in the market. Nintendo uses its popular status and strong finances to successfully expand into films and theme parks which will support the Switch 2 release even more. Switch Gamers want to learn about the Switch 2 improvements and upcoming games since its announcement. Fans believe Nintendo might bring back old games and add unique tech updates to the Switch 2.

FAQs

When is the Nintendo Switch 2 expected to be released?

Nintendo plans to share additional information about Switch 2 during their Direct event this April.

What are the expected features of the Switch 2?

The Switch 2's feature details remain unreleased. People guess that the Switch 2 will run better with extra features but Nintendo will share official specifications during subsequent product announcements.

How does the sales target for the Switch 2 compare to the original Switch?

The Switch 2 needs to sell 20 million units in its first twelve months surpassing the original Switch's 15 million sales by 33%.

How did the gaming industry react to the Switch 2 news?

After Nintendo announced the Switch 2, gamers started sharing ideas about what this new product could provide. Market researchers show Nintendo maintains a dominant market status and is setting up systems to handle the upcoming sales growth.