Nintendo has projected sales of its highly anticipated Switch 2 console will reach 15 million units by the end of next March. The Japanese gaming giant says that forecasted figure for the Switch 2, which is set to launch June 5 at a price point of $450, is assuming President Donald Trump’s U.S. tariff rates are maintained throughout that period. The sales projection came along with Nintendo’s latest earning results, which were released Thursday. Related Stories In February, Nintendo had estimated 11 million of its current generation Switch consoles and 150 million games would be sold by the end of its full fiscal year, which runs April 1-March 31. On Thursday, Nintendo reported actual sales of 10.8 million Switch consoles and 155.4 million games over the past 12 months. Popular on Variety For its fiscal year 2026, which began April, 2025, Nintendo projects 15 million units sold of the Switch 2 and 45 million Switch 2 games. During that same period, Nintendo expects the first edition of the Switch to sell 4.5 million consoles and 105 million games. According to Nintendo, Nintendo Switch’s global sell-through rate now approaching 150 million units sold in total since it debuted in March 2017, and Switch sales “kept pace even after the first-look trailer for Nintendo Switch 2 in January.” Annual playing users total 128 million over the past 12 months. In February, Nintendo had forecast revenue of 1.190 trillion in Japanese yen for the year-long period from April 1,2024-March 31,2025. That figure was adjusted down from the estimate Nintendo had made last November, which was 1.28 trillion yen. On Thursday, Nintendo reported full-year revenue of 1.164 trillion yen. The gaming giant reported net profit of 278.8 billion yen, after projecting income of 270 billion yen.