Rest assured, this thread will be bumped by yours truly once the game's been out for a while, and it will be interesting to see whose predictions were most accurate.

I think it'll still reach 1m at least. I'll go with 1.15m. Why not.

Well, I think that with the delay and the obvious changes that have gone in to improve the game as stated by Miyamoto, it will lead to the game being much better received when it comes out.
Instead of a metacritic score around the neighborhood of 65-75 and getting a mixed reaction from fans and critics, we could be looking at around the mid 80s and a mostly positive reaction from fans and critics which will win over those consumers who were on edge about it before. Plus, since this game is relatively small in scope in comparison to say.... Xenoblade Chronicles X, that casual fans won't be asked to absorb so much and it'll be much easier for them to jump in.
As much as I absolutely love XCX, it's a type of game that demands A LOT from a player and it takes a very dedicated JRPG fan to really put a lot of time in it and buy it.
Star Fox Zero on the other hand won't require as nearly as much, I mean I can go back to Star Fox 64 any time I want and have a blast, just like I was able to immediately from the moment I started playing it. Basically, what I'm saying is because of that, I think Zero will have some legs. Maybe not Splatoon type legs, but legs.

Like around 1.2m

Well, looks like the 9% of voters who said 500k or less were right all along; the game currently stands at 410k here, and now that Switch is out, it looks like it's pretty much done and dusted.

what a shame.... they could have done something to push it passed 1 mil.

but the game was just OK.

so maybe lesson to be learned

Those stupid gamepad controls ruined an otherwise fantastic game. No wonder it did not sell.
The Wii-U could have been a hughe sucess without this stupid tablet controller which I absolutely hate.

If you learn and accept the controls, it's actually a good game. I wouldn't have thought that it would sell under 500'000.

Now watch as Nintendo interprets these sales as people not wanting a Starfox game rather than bad design choices!

I think I saw a thread about Myamoto saying that they'll put more work in pikmin and starfox.

Edit: Found it! http://nintendoeverything.com/miyamoto-wants-to-put-more-energy-into-star-fox-pikmin/

OT: Considering all the backslash that this game received even way before its release, I would say the numbers are decent. With digital sales it is possible that have passed the half million mark.