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Nintendo has released its latest financial earnings report, covering the first quarter of the fiscal year, which encompasses April through June 2026. In it, the company has revealed that digital sales revenue is up 90% year-over-year, that the Switch 2 sold nearly 4 million units in those three months, and that, unsurprisingly, Mario Kart World…

Nintendo is raising the U.S. price of the Switch 2 console from $449.99 to $499.99, starting September 1st. That $50 jump applies to every configuration sold in the US.

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The Nintendo Switch 2 sold 3.82 million units during the first-quarter ended June 30, 2026, which represents a 34.4 percent decrease on the 5.82 million units sold this time last year.

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Nintendo has reaffirmed that theZelda Ocarina of Time Remake release date is still scheduled for 2026. The Japanese publisher provided a brief update on the much-anticipated Zeldaremake in its latest financial report to investors, confirming that it is still on track to launch later this year.

Nintendo reported a 9.5% decrease in first-quarter net sales, but operating profit rose 150.5% due to higher software revenue and $300 million in US tariff refunds.

Nintendo’s first quarter profit surged 53.5% as the popularity of its recent Super Mario movie worked with solid demand for the Switch 2 gaming console to support the Japanese video-game company’s bottom line

Nintendo reported stronger-than-expected earnings buoyed by tariff refunds from the U.S. and strong sales of a pair of in-house titles for its flagship Switch 2 console.