Pokémon Pokopia passes four million units as Nintendo reveals major Switch software sales

Pokémon Pokopia has passed another major sales milestone. Nintendo’s latest financial data shows the Switch 2 title has sold through more than four million units, making it one of the system’s clearest early software successes. Insider Gaming also notes that Mario Kart World has reached 14.70 million units, Donkey Kong Bananza has hit 4.52 million, and Pokémon Legends Z-A continues to perform strongly across Switch and Switch 2 versions. For players, this confirms that Nintendo’s big brands remain incredibly powerful even when they move into slightly different formats. Pokopia is not a traditional mainline Pokémon RPG, yet it has clearly found an audience among Switch 2 owners looking for something friendly, social and system-defining. For Nintendo, software momentum matters even more now that hardware prices are going up. Strong first-party sales help justify the platform, keep eShop activity high and reassure third-party publishers that the audience is engaged. For GameForce Asia readers, the message is clear: Switch 2 may be getting more expensive, but its software ecosystem is already moving at serious scale.