Coming off the latest Nintendo fiancials release meeting in April of 2018, Nintendo Switch sales has reached a very tidy 17.79 million units sold since launch.
Nintendo originally had plans to sell an additional 20 million units this year, and it looks like they are slowly reaching that goal. With not many new first party titles releasing so far in early 2018, Nintendo will need to keep the flow of new titles coming if they are going to reach the additional 20 million units sold.
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[…] As far as the total amount of units sold, Nintendo announced that it sold more than 15.05 million units last fiscal year, which is a slight increase over the 15 million units they had projected last January, giving them 17.79 million Nintendo Switch systems sold since launch. […]