...ok?

Two thoughts: Is that ONLY the US numbers you have in the OP? And if so, why?

My second thought is, why don't you compare ALBW with BOTH ST and PH?

Most likely another Pokemon X&Y situation - massively overtracked.

Question is by how much though... Remember, this was a bundle as well. I'm pretty sure this game has/will sold/sell more than Spirit Tracks.

The game deserves it. It's the best entry in the series in a while.

Yes, I'm sure it's overtracked by the 300k (over 50%) necessary to bring it below Spirit Tracks' numbers.

And to the fellas saying Spirit Tracks is the wrong game to look at, LBW is also tracking ahead of Phantom Hourglass. That's just not the comparison being made in this thread.

Oh... dont even put those into the same picture.

Phantom hourglass and spirit tracks with their stylus controls were annoying to say the least. ALBW is on a whole different level.

It wasn't the controls that made them relatively lackluster (in fact some of the controls were pretty good, excepting the rolling control) for me, it was their restrictions on combat and exploration. I consider them to be really good puzzle/action-adventure hybrids, to be honest, but as only action-adventure games there isn't much to please. Spirit Tracks was a bit more interesting than Phantom Hourglass in that area. ALBW has everything balanced, and gives you the freedom to do whatever you like. 

Remember what we talk about the previous session? You haven't made any progress, extreme measures might be require.

no numbers officially but in the US LoZ surpasssed Fire Emblem on Dec 4th meaning it has over 80k.

 (nintendo stated back in Apr FE 80k was digital in the US so expect much higher, i say its between 100k-120k digitally in the US)