Nintendo shares rose 6.6% on Friday after "Pokemon Pokopia" sales surpassed 5 million units.
Nintendo's stock price closed up 6.6% in Tokyo on Friday, after the company announced that global sales of "Pokémon Pokopia" have surpassed 5 million units (including physical and digital versions). The game was launched on March 5th, just over four months ago. This sales milestone also makes "Pokémon Pokopia" the second best-selling game on the Switch 2 platform, driving Nintendo's stock price up 10.3% for the week.
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