Regardless, the first two Turok games on the N64 were fun first person shooters and some of the console’s best-looking games. The dinosaur hunter part is increasingly downplayed even in the ...

One third-party Nintendo Switch 2 game developer told The Game Business that sales numbers were "below our lowest estimates," highlighting the lukewarm performance of third-party launch titles in ...

As mentioned, you’ll find a few first-party games from Nintendo marked down, and it could be a means to showcase the power of the Nintendo Switch 2. Nintendo Summer Sale Event Highlight.

Excluding the Mario Kart bundle, 48% of all physical games sold were first-party titles. When you include the Mario Kart bundle, that figure jumps to 86%. Cyberpunk 2077 was the best-selling third ...

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However, they plan to add four or five third-party games to the service per year. "We've sort of stayed true to our strategy across the board, where we're not looking to put games in day and date ...

However, according to the report, most third party Switch 2 games have sold in ‘very low’ numbers. An unnamed third party publisher described the numbers as ‘below our lowest estimates’.

Nintendo Dominates as Third-Party Games Flop. According to NielsenIQ data, first-party games accounted for 86% of UK physical sales when including the bundled Mario Kart World.However, this figure ...

There are also indications that another key factor that has influenced the low sales of these third-party games is Nintendo Switch 2’s backward compatibility with titles from the previous console.

Outside of Cyberpunk 2077, third-party Switch 2 games are struggling to sell compared to Mario Kart. But why? Here are the reasons.

CDPR Co-CEO Michał Nowakowski told investors Cyberpunk 2077 is the highest selling Switch 2 physical release, only behind Nintendo's games. Skip to main content Skip to header right navigation ...