So if they make 1 billion Switches, they will all be sold?

Genious!

Nintendo reading your thread

Oh boy...

@OP:
Don't let the negative comments fool you, you're perfectly right of course:

It's the video game console manufacturer themselves who determine their launch sales numbers.
Because unless the producer would ship an insanely high amount of hardware units for launch, it's guaranteed that your product will get sold out in most places shortly after launch - so the launch sales numbers are more or less identical to the numbers of units shipped for launch.

And these days, with for example all kinds of online shops accepting "preorders" etc. months before launch, the console manufacturers can estimate the demand at launch quite precisely.
If I were a video game console producer, I'd try to always ship about 10-20% more units for launch than at the launch of the previous console. That way, I'd get free "launch sales record!"-news every single time one of my consoles launches.

France is pretty good example of what OP is saying. 

The Switch had a better launch than the PS4 in France (something like 110k against 90k). France is a really Nintendo friendly country, yes, but the PS4 was also completely sold out for weeks (and I know, I ordered one at launch and got it weeks later), when the Switch was still available on Amazon and in some stores 2 days after launch.

So the Switch had way better stocks in France than the PS4 or the Wii (also sold out at 100k back then), it's proven.

So, most people are wondering what the OP is smoking, but his idea is not totally crazy.

The Wii was sold out for months, ergo the only reason Wii didn't sell much more at launch was because of supply at launch.

Same for switch. They have a record launch thanks to record supply.

No, but since what they made has sold out nearly everywhere, we can say the limit to launch numbers was  the supply.

Absolutely, but that doesn´t equate to sales figures being manufactured by a console company, in essence saying that they are deliberately trying to mislead the public about their actual numbers. What I object to is the notion wether or not they had more stock than they claimed and tricked with their numbers, when there is no evidence of that.

I object to when people says it makes sense that the OP claims that Nintendo manufactured their sales number, in essence lying about their launch when there is nothing that support the idea other than a persons imagination.

still a doomed console though.