Doubtful. At the end of April Nintendo said that 1-2-Switch is on track to reach a million and that was in context of shipments. If it had reached 1m in shipments at the time, Nintendo would have said that it has already crossed that mark. Sell-through is a different matter though, and that's where Mario Kart 8 easily beat 1-2-Switch to the 1m mark.

Nope, when Super Mario 3D World didn't work, that's the point where Iwata set everything in motion to work on a better successor and merely get the Wii U across the finish line. Mario Kart 8 launched during a fiscal year that had a shipment forecast of only 3.6m Wii Us, so they weren't expecting an uptick in Wii U performance anymore.

They still wanted to meet the pathetic forecast of 3.6m, so they had to make an effort. If I remember correctly, they managed to finish with 3.5m units during that fiscal year.

Are you sure that you looked at the correct fiscal year? 3.38m sounds like the year after Mario Kart 8, the one that had Splatoon.

Regardless, it doesn't make much of a difference. The Wii U was a piece of trash either way.

Are you sure that you looked at the correct fiscal year? 3.38m sounds like the year after Mario Kart 8, the one that had Splatoon.

Regardless, it doesn't make much of a difference. The Wii U was a piece of trash either way.

Well, MK8 released in May of 2014 so the FY ending should be March 31st, 2015, correct? Unless I've been reading FY all wrong.

I think March 31st 2014 to March 31st 2015 would be FY2014. 

So, I was right? Though, wouldn't the next FY start the day after the last one ends? Such as this - April 1st 2014 to March 31st 2015.

You know, I've honestly never thought about that You're probably right on that front.