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Nintendo forecasts substantial drops in hardware, software, and overall earnings for FY23 as it focuses on a new Switch model.

Nintendo's Fiscal Year 2022 delivered the third-highest yearly net sales and the second-highest operating profit and net profit.

Nintendo platforms have seen over 11,000 video games since the NES in 1983 to the Nintendo Switch in 2022, new data shows.

Nintendo's video game sales have surged to record highs after post-pandemic lockdowns, but Switch supply is still constrained.

Nintendo sales trends data strongly suggests the Nintendo Switch will dethrone the Wii and DS cumulative software sales by 2023.

Nintendo financials confirm the company has sold nearly 5.4 billion video games across all of its handheld and console systems.

Nintendo has sold over 822 million games since the Switch launched in 2017, many of which were from the handheld-console hybrid.

Nintendo updates its top 10 best-selling Switch games, and Mario Kart 8 steals first place with over 35 million units sold.

Nintendo has sold a whopping 537.81 million handhelds to date thanks in part to the Switch's incredible cumulative sales numbers.

The Nintendo Switch's massive success has helped the company earn nearly $63 billion from video games since its launch in 2017.

Nintendo has announced a substantial 10-for-1 stock split to massively increase share volume by more than 1 billion shares.

Nintendo's Q3 period delivered record profit in the Switch lifecycle alongside the highest Q3 software sales rate of all time.

Nintendo says Switch production costs are increasing due to the worldwide semiconductor shortage, FY23 may be impacted further.

Nintendo CEO Shuntaro Furukawa comments on the metaverse, says the concept has potential but it is too early to commit to.

Nintendo has sold an incredible 5.3 billion games in the last 39 years, making it one of the most prolific software-makers ever.

Nintendo shares drop as Q1 FY22 earnings slide from last year's pandemic highs, company forecasts moderate with conservatism.

Nintendo refreshes its Switch top 10 sales charts with updated figures, and a new challenger knocks a game off the top list.