Nintendo Switch Sales Smashed Expections Everywhere

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Nintendo Switch sales have been some of the best games the Japanese gaming giants have seen in America up to now, and now there are better news.

Despite fears brought by investors about the expected high Nintendo Switch price and small Nintendo Switch game listings, the first sales are not affected.

Right now in North America and Europe in the first two days for sale Nintendo has confirmed that the Wii has passed.

And it includes not only the United States, but also Canada, Mexico and Latin America.

According to the New York Times, American Nintendo President Reggie Fils-Aime announced that the Nintendo Keyboard's Friday and Saturday sales exceeded the first two-day sales in the US for any system in Nintendo's history.

Nintendo UK confirmed that Switch sold more units than the Wii over the weekend.

There was also added information: Zelda: Breath of the Wild is now the best-selling Nintendo launch in Europe.

This means that Wii Sports is not an easy success in first weekend sales, but rather a beating.

The same news is published in Australia and New Zealand, and with the combination of the company Australia and New Zealand, the Nintendo Switch made a press release announcing that it sold more of its Nintendo equipment in history on the weekend.

While not the greatest, the Wii sold more than 100 million units after being driven into the market in 2006.

Nintendo's launch in America was estimated to have sold over 600,000 consoles over the first eight days, which could be the next big test for the Nintendo Switch.

However, there are some big differences between the two consoles, the most important being the wider range of titles that the Wii can buy.

It is uncertain how much the limited launch headline will affect Nintendo Switch sales, and official data is expected to be released by Nintendo in April.

IDC and game analyst Sam Reynolds shared more information about the launch with the BBC: "Nintendo fans were commenting on what they liked the most when they innovated.

"While a solid launch for Nintendo is expected in Japan, the more impressive is the success in North America.

Reynolds is another source that says Nintendo Switch's first weekend sales are ahead of Wii, Wii, N64 and GameCube.

However, the Nintendo Switch will take some time before knowing the true scope of its sales, but Preliminary Orders has been reported, and the talk of more than 5 million units sold alone this year will be seen as a good start for the new console.

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