Nintendo Switch Has Biggest Nintendo Launch In Australia & New Zealand

Over in the United Kingdom, the Nintendo Switch has sold 80,000 units during its opening weekend.

According to Famitsu, as translated by Kotaku, the Switch sold 330,637 units in its first three days on sale in Japan.

The Nintendo Switch will get classic games via the virtual console, but we’re still little ways off until the launch of the feature. Ask any Nintendo fan and they will say that Nintendo Switch will not be trying to compete with the Xbox and PlayStation brands, instead it will focus on innovation and good old fashioned fun games. According to a report from Nintendo America president Reggie Fils-Aime, as reported by The New York Times. This console lacks 4K capabilities, multimedia functionality, and many technical niceties that we’ve come associate with modern and future video game devices.

Viewing the site on Nintendo Switch won’t be possible given the device doesn’t have a dedicated internet browser, but with Breath of the Wild why would you want to use the console for anything else? That doesn’t include Wii Sports, which was bundled in with the Wii. Attach rate is the number of games sold for each console.

Both Nintendo Switch and Wii U versions of “Zelda: Breath of the Wild” are struggling to maintain a solid 30 frame rates per second, Techno Buffalo reported.

While there were fears raised by investors regarding the higher-than-expected Nintendo Switch price and small Nintendo Switch games list, it appears that initial sales have not been affected. And it looks like the Switch has already struck a chord with consumers, because the console has been flying off the shelves so far.

All this despite the fact that the Switch can apparently survive being dropped multiple times, and still function despite being cut with a waterjet.

Nintendo Switch Sales are booming globally and because of that, all the speculations about Price Hikes and a shortage of games lists are put to rest.