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Switch Sales Top 88 Million - Worldwide Hardware Estimates for June 27-July 3

Switch Sales Top 88 Million - Worldwide Hardware Estimates for June 27-July 3 - Sales

by William D'Angelo , posted on 14 July 2021 / 5,986 Views

The Nintendo Switch was the best-selling console with 388,240 units sold for the week ending July 3, according to VGChartz estimates. The Switch has now sold an estimated 88.14 million units lifetime.

The PlayStation 5 sold an estimated 217,205 units to bring its lifetime sales to 9.75 million units. The Xbox Series X|S sold 121,260 units to bring their lifetime sales to 5.82 million units. 

The PlayStation 4 sold an estimated 26,622 units, the Xbox One sold 11,623 units, and the Nintendo 3DS sold 813 units.

Nintendo Switch sales compared to the same week a year ago are up 38,038 units (10.9%). The PlayStation 4 is down 124,776 (-82.4%), the Xbox One is down 30,098 units (-72.1%), and the 3DS is down 6,603 units (-89.0%).

PS5 Sales, Xbox Series X and S Sales, Switch Sales

Global hardware estimates (Followed by lifetime sales):

  1. Switch - 388,240 (88,136,444)
  2. PlayStation 5 - 217,205 (9,748,029)
  3. Xbox Series X|S - 121,260 (5,815,532)
  4. PlayStation 4 - 26,622 (115,787,816)
  5. Xbox One - 11,623 (50,189,746)
  6. 3DS - 813 (75,937,709)
Americas (US, Canada, Latin America) hardware estimates:
  1. Switch - 140,293
  2. Xbox Series X|S - 69,672
  3. PlayStation 5 - 65,673
  4. PlayStation 4 - 10,916
  5. Xbox One - 8,652
  6. 3DS - 49
Europe hardware estimates:
  1. Switch - 112,302
  2. PlayStation 5 - 101,976
  3. Xbox Series X|S - 33,628
  4. PlayStation 4 - 12,475
  5. Xbox One - 2,358
  6. 3DS - 58
Asia (Japan, mainland Asia, Middle East) hardware estimates:
  1. Switch - 118,846
  2. PlayStation 5 - 43,709
  3. Xbox Series X|S - 13,588
  4. PlayStation 4 - 2,563
  5. Xbox One - 370
  6. 3DS - 698
Oceania (Australia and New Zealand) hardware estimates:
  1. Switch - 16,799
  2. PlayStation 5 - 5,847
  3. Xbox Series X|S - 4,372
  4. PlayStation 4 - 668
  5. Xbox One - 243
  6. 3DS - 8

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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24 Comments
INCITATUSBR (on 14 July 2021)

my highlights: 50% of PS5 sales are from Europe... Xbox series selling more than PS5 in Americas. .. and NS topping all regions.

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2zosteven (on 14 July 2021)

looks like no slowing down on the switch for a couple more years.

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Poweranimals trunkswd (on 14 July 2021)

You would think the new OLED model would increase sales tho.

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eddy7eddy Poweranimals (on 14 July 2021)

I have the feeling that Nintendo is going to sell as many Switches OLED as it can produce this Year.

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Greenfox trunkswd (on 14 July 2021)

I expect NS to sell more in 2021 than in 2020, close to 30 per year.It depends on the strength of the OLED version, but I think it could triumph by Christmas.

On the other hand I completely agree that in 2022 it will start a slow decline.

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zakr1995 (on 14 July 2021)

So some takeaways from the Xbox sales, this is the 3rd week in a row that it outsold PS5 in the US and about the 5th week where in Japan, Xbox Series X/S sold 3-4k, which is pretty decent for Microsoft.

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Valdney (on 15 July 2021)

10% up in its fifth year? It's a Switchsunami!!

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Majora (on 14 July 2021)

The switch is simply killing it!!!

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Greenfox Majora (on 14 July 2021)

Honestly, it is incredible. If it keeps up the same pace, it will surpass Wii long before Christmas. I wouldn't dare to predict where it will be at the end of the year, especially with OLED in the way.

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AJNShelton (on 14 July 2021)

But we've been told the Switch was down the hill from now on

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UnderwaterFunktown XtremeBG (on 14 July 2021)

It would take a huge turn for them to fall under 20m. After all they still have the price cut card to play and if they're smart they do so if next year's sales start slowing.

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icykai XtremeBG (on 15 July 2021)

The surprising thing is, even with a decline starting from next year, the switch can still sell in DS and PS2 range. Around 145m~160m

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Yeah next year Pokemon Legends, Splatoon 3, BotW2, who knows what else, plus probably at some point next year I'd guess they will discontinue original model and drop it to $250 to sell the last of them as they drop the OLED model to $300 to replace it. It'll still easily be over 20 million, maybe even close to 25 million still. This year should be another 28-29 million. In 2023 they can probably keep sales real close to 20 million if they want by doing the first real price cut (Lite and OLED to $150 and $250) and doing Nintendo Selects discounting of a lot of games and there will probably be a couple major 15-20 million sellers coming out that year as well as smaller Nintendo IP or delayed games like MP4.

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SvenTheTurkey trunkswd (on 14 July 2021)

Yeah. I'd imagine 2022 will still be quite a bit above 20 million. Probably will trend down at the rate it went up.

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eddy7eddy trunkswd (on 14 July 2021)

Are you gonna continue with 3DS in Japan until Famitsu stop tracking them?

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Zeruda-Hime trunkswd (on 15 July 2021)

Goodbye N3DS ... ç.ç

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