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Nintendo's 5.2 million opening-sales announcement for the Ocarina of Time remake

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    A 28-year-old Zelda game posts Switch 2's best launch while console sales slow

    Nintendo says its Ocarina of Time remake sold more than 5.2 million units in four days. That is Nintendo's own count, it doesn't say what the count measures, and the console the game needs is selling more slowly.

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    • 5.2m+Units sold worldwide in four days, per Nintendo
    • 810,000Of those, units sold in Japan
    • 19.7Copies per 100 Switch 2 consoles sold to date
    • -37%Switch 2 shipments, six months to September
    • The remake launches worldwide on the same day Nintendo reports a 37% drop in half-year console shipments.
    • Nintendo announces more than 5.2 million units sold in four days.
    • Whether the four-day figure counts copies shipped to retailers or copies bought by players.
    • How the launch compares with the first days of other Switch 2 games, which Nintendo hasn't published.
    • Nintendo's figures as of December 31, expected with its next quarterly results, likely in early February.
    • Whether Switch 2 console sales pick up over the holidays.

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  1. The remake launches worldwide on the same day Nintendo reports a 37% drop in half-year console shipments.

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  4. Nintendo announces more than 5.2 million units sold in four days.

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Personen

  • Eiji AonumaJapanese video game designer (born 1963)
  • Hidemaro FujibayashiJapanese video game designer
  • Shuntaro FurukawaJapanese businessman

Organisaties

  • NintendoJapanese multinational video game and consumer electronics company

Plaatsen

  • Kyoto

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