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Switch Sales Top an Estimated 2 Million Units in Europe

Switch Sales Top an Estimated 2 Million Units in Europe - Sales

by William D'Angelo , posted on 13 December 2017 / 7,240 Views

Nintendo's hybrid console, the Switch, has surpassed two million units sold in Europe, according to our estimates. You can view the sales figure at the VGChartz Europe Weekly Chart.

The Switch reached the milestone for the week ending October 28, 2017. The console sold 74,511 units to bring its lifetime sales to 2,011,075 units. There have also been 6,453,527 games sold for the Nintendo Switch at retail in Europe.

 

Looking at the software sales for the Nintendo Switch in Europe: Two game have sold more than one million units; three games have sold more than 500,00 units; and eight games have sold more than 200,00 units.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the top selling Nintendo Switch game at retail in Europe with an estimated 1.33 million units sold. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has sold 1.30 million units and Super Mario Odyssey has sold 567,863 units. 


A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel dedicated to gaming Let's Plays and tutorials. You can contact the author at wdangelo@vgchartz.com or on Twitter @TrunksWD.


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17 Comments
nero (on 12 December 2017)

It’s not ps4, must be a typo

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StreaK nero (on 13 December 2017)

That's it, I'm down voting you because you didn't mention the Nintendo's awesomeness.

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nero (on 12 December 2017)

Europe embrace the switch

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PEEPer0nni nero (on 13 December 2017)

Why would they when Nintendo doesn't care about localising their products.

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ROCKY223 (on 13 December 2017)

I think it ll be difficult for the switch to compete with ps4 in europe, but it ll easily surpass xbox

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gigaSheik (on 13 December 2017)

There's no more Europe. There's only Eurasia now.

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Pavolink (on 13 December 2017)

Isn't that somewhat low compared to US and Japan?

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ABizzel1 Pavolink (on 13 December 2017)

It's pretty good, not great but good. In comparison it took the PS4 4 months to hit 2m in EU, Switch 8m, and XBO 12m (PAL didn't launch until month 10, and moved XBO from being outsold by PS4 5:1 down to 3:1) to hit 2m.

So Switch should end its first year around 3.5m, XBO 2.1m, PS4 +6m.

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StuOhQ Pavolink (on 13 December 2017)

Very much so. When a single (small) country is outselling a region, there's something wrong with the advertising or the demographic there. France and Germany seem to be decent fronts for Nintendo. UK, not so much. US seems to have made up a fair portion of that 10 million. We're looking at 2.5 for Japan, 2 for Europe, and maybe 1 for the rest of the World. - which leaves 4.5 for US alone.

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Flilix Pavolink (on 13 December 2017)

UK sales aren't even that bad, but some other European countries really don't seem to like Nintendo.

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sethnintendo Pavolink (on 13 December 2017)

I wonder if Italians dislike Mario.

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StreaK OTBWY (on 12 December 2017)

Not gonna happen now. With the PS4's more cinematic and realistic graphics, why would anyone want to downgrade their FIFA sports experience??? FIFA is like pretty much synonymous with the PS brand.

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