Sadly no new numbers for Luigi's Mansion 3. It definitely already passed 10mil, but it difn't reach 10.59mil, so no update from Nintendo yet.
Hardware is disappointing, BotW and ACNH also disappointed me because both sold below a million. The new update should help boost AC sales though.

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury has worse legs than I anticipated. Maybe it's not going to reach 15mil after all, which is what I thought it would reach before it's launch.

Software at 48.6mil is roughly where I expected it to be.

In my updated spreadsheet I have:

0.95m for RFA
0.96m for AC
0.93m for SSBU
0.93m for BotW

Sadly no new numbers for Luigi's Mansion 3. It definitely already passed 10mil, but it difn't reach 10.59mil, so no update from Nintendo yet.
Hardware is disappointing, BotW and ACNH also disappointed me because both sold below a million. The new update should help boost AC sales though.

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury has worse legs than I anticipated. Maybe it's not going to reach 15mil after all, which is what I thought it would reach before it's launch.

Software at 48.6mil is roughly where I expected it to be.

The shipments thread got it wrong then; I just checked the thread from the last set of quarterly results and it is indeed a million, shipments thread says 950k for some reason.

Why the 10.59m figure ? In order to have some updates on sales figures, the game has to enter the top 10 of the best selling titles, and now the sky is at 12.21 million

Same goes for Super Mario 3D World's legs, it can already be at 10 million, but we don't know that

My spreadsheet has occasional discrepancies of 0.01m in the LTD numbers due to Nintendo's rounding and my spreadsheet doing sums of individual quarterly numbers. But the LTD numbers in my spreadsheet match the LTD numbers of your thread from three months ago.

RFA: 12.21m minus 11.26m equates 0.95m.

Hardware numbers aren't too surprising as it being a quiet quarter along with the OLED announcement slowed sales down the chip shortages also have hit how much anyone can ship for the remainder of the FY although for the holiday quarter it's looking like a 100m finish for the Switch with the FY ending with it in the top five platforms. On software sales:

- SM3DW outsells the original's LT by 1.57m in 7 months and can still become a 10m seller
- MK8D is now also the highest selling MK title on a single platform, with WiiU sales it's the highest selling Mario title in history.
- SSHD is just 300k from the original's LT sales.
- RFA continues its monstrous march, excluding Pokemon games it's 400k away from being the highest selling JRPG on a single platform (FFVII holds that spot at 12.6m).
- Pokemon S/S will become the second best selling in the series at this point at only 360k away from G/S
- Splatoon 2 still going in the run up to the third game adding another 230k.
- BOTW moved almost 1m more, even with the sequel on the way likely as 2022's holiday title I can see BOTW crossing the 30m mark LT.
- AC moved just under 1m to continue its journey to try and join the 40m club.
- SMO has been missed on people's radar when it comes to these updates due to the performance of other games but it still moved another 500k.
- Miitopia outsells the original, wonder when they plan to bring back Tomodachi
- NSMBU is now double the original release's sales.
- SSBU still charging towards that 30m mark with over 900k.

Where did you get that number from? I've only seen something with 10mil for FFVII. Also Pokémon Yellow sold over 14mil alone.

That's the rounding I was speaking of.

SSBU shipped 930k last quarter, then 930k this quarter for a total of 1.86m this fiscal year. However, this results in the LTD figure being off by 0.01m.

Either I inflate the YTD figure or the LTD figure to make the numbers add up. Or maybe I should just stop allowing my spreadsheet to sum up numbers and plainly enter Nintendo's figures even if they do not add up exactly as they should due to their internal rounding.