Nintendo's Switch 2 sales fell 34.4 percent from the same quarter last year to 3.82 million units, though the company isn't concerned about the drop just yet. "Although Switch 2 sales volume declined... many consumers continued to adopt the system, encouraged by the release of new titles and other factors," Nintendo wrote in its earnings presentation. Sales of the console are now at 23.68 million, outpacing the original Switch. Last year, the company smashed its previous console record by selling 19.86 million Switch 2 units. Despite the console sales drop, Nintendo beat revenue expectations with strong game sales and, yes, Trump tariff refunds amounting to about $300 million.