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Nintendo Switch 2 launch sales US best-selling games

We have more news about the launch of Nintendo Switch 2 in the United States with the system setting a new record for the gaming industry.

For the week ending June 7, 2025, the new console sold over 1.1 million units. That’s more than any other system has managed to do in the U.S. previously, and that’s without counting sales from the My Nintendo Store. PlayStation 4 previously held the record.

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Disgaea 7 Complete

Disgaea 7 Complete is on the way to Nintendo Switch 2, NIS America just announced. The game launches exclusively on the console this fall.

Disgaea 7 originally came to Nintendo Switch at the start of 2023. The Complete version did arrive on Nintendo Switch last year, but only in Japan. This new version has new features and content such as uncapped stats and new challenges. All DLC will be packed in as well.

Here’s the official overview from NIS America:

Backyard Baseball '97

Out of nowhere, Backyard Baseball ’97 has just released on Nintendo Switch. The game can be purchased now on as a digital download.

Backyard Baseball ’97 is a beloved game that came to the PC in 1997. New features should be included such as a global leaderboard.

Here’s some additional information:

It’s time for the newest North American Nintendo Download Switch report for the week of June 12, 2025. The latest releases on the Nintendo eShop include Gex Trilogy and more.

Here’s the full roundup:

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

Navinosuke: The Yo-Kai Buster

Twenty years after it was cancelled, Navinosuke: The Yo-Kai Buster from the developer of Metal Slug is coming to Nintendo Switch.

Navinosuke: The Yo-Kai Buster was originally slated for the Game Boy Advance, but the plug was pulled prior to launch. The 2D pixel art RPG sounded pretty ambitious – initially, the game would have played with a GPS with players walking around to encounter yo-kai. That idea was eventually cut, but it sounds quite similar to Pokemon GO before that mobile game became a worldwide hit.

While Navinosuke: The Yo-Kai Buster missed out on its Game Boy Advance debut, it’s finally getting a proper release when it heads to Nintendo Switch in 2026 thanks to Kohachi Studio – and English will be supported. You’ll play as  a young onmyoji-in-training as you meet and battle over 150 yo-kai in a strategy-driven Japanese fantasy world.

Metroid Prime 1-3: A Visual Retrospective

November 25: Metroid Prime 1-3: A Visual Retrospective, a new collaboration between Piggyback and Nintendo, has been revealed.

The art book will cover the first three games in the series. Fans can expect a celebration of the franchise’s art “with exclusive insights from the game developers.” The hardcover book spans over 200 pages. Interestingly, this is Piggyback’s first art book.

Splatoon 3 10.0.0 update

Nintendo has just posted the patch notes for the Splatoon 3 version 10.0.0 update, which rolls out tonight.

The big update was announced yesterday, which is bringing in new content and more. For Nintendo Switch 2 players, there are some specific improvements planned. There’ll also be more weapon adjustments, bug fixes and more.

The full rundown is as follows:

Splatoon 3 Nintendo Switch 2 update

June 10: Nintendo has announced its next free Switch game update on Switch 2, which is for Splatoon 3. It will be available on June 12, 2025 with version 10.0.0

The update will include enhanced visuals and a better frame rate, particularly in locations like Splatsville and the Grand Festival Grounds. Cross-play with Nintendo Switch owners will be supported.

Nintendo Switch 2 worldwide sales

Nintendo has come through with its first official report on Switch 2 sales, revealing that the system has sold over 3.5 million units worldwide. It has achieved the highest global sales for any Nintendo device to date. That feat was accomplished during the platform’s first four days on the market.

Nintendo just put out an announcement with the news. You can find it in full below.

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