Nevermind that the Nintendo Switch suffered a hardware glitch on day one, the gaming platform continues to sell at an incredible rate. Ahead of its launch, pre-orders soared and those who were able to snag the Switch at the last minute considered themselves lucky. Despite few problems with the performance and first day patches, the Nintendo Switch ran out of stock.

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Nintendo said that it is in full swing with the manufacturing of the Nintendo Switch. GameStop, on the other hand, has announced that it would receive new stock of the Nintendo Switch starting Wednesday, March 22. Interestingly, GameStop has a new program that will likely irk Sony and Microsoft in the process.

A trade-in deal for the upcoming new Nintendo Switch is underway. According to Attack of the Fanboy, players who wish to give up their PS4 will get a $200 worth of trade-in credit, while $175 is offered to those who want to trade-in their Xbox One consoles. The Wii U and 3DS, on the other hand, will receive less trade-in value at $150.

According to the latest statistics, the Switch sold at least 1.5 million copies in its first two weeks on the market. Now, Nintendo hopes to double the number by the end of March. Looking at how the company fully maximized its Nintendo Switch production, it's likely that it will hit 2.5 to 3 million units at the end of the month.

Take note that GameStop's trade-in offer is valid until March 26, 2017.