Given the November sales, I think the only way to 160 is with Switch having another full year without the successor in 2024 and preferably a couple more big exclusives (new 2D Zelda and Donkey Kong would fit the bill nicely).

If Switch 2 launches next year and Mario Wonder really was meant to be the last big swan song 1st party game, then I don’t think we’re getting to 160.

it doesn't matter if it hits 160million, it won't mean what people think anyways, it happened over a longer period of time, it is a sign of failure, not success

sure if it sold 160 million in 6 or 7 years that would be the best selling of all time, but if it hits is after 8 or 9 years all that means is that Nintendo made us suffer for a long time

as I've said before, we got half the Zelda titles, no Star Fox, no Mario Kart, no Donkey Kong, i'm ready for the next console, it is torture to use the Switch 1

The Wii Mini was in production til 2017, not just selling. 

Just because its not on VGChartz does not mean it does not exist. The Wii Mini was introduced in 2012 and discontinued in 2017.

Source: https://nintendo.fandom.com/wiki/Wii_Mini

Source2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii

Spreading demand before the holiday period helps logistics

it is obvious that it sold little to no units as it wasn't reported anywhere about sales of the Wii mini.

The 99% of the sales of the Wii system were till 2013.

The other thing is those are not legitimate sources.

So you are saying the VGChartz data isn't correct ? Cuz there are no sales past 2015, therefore no production.

Either way the original post was that he was wrong about the Wii being on shelve live for 10 years, cuz this means 2016. 2013 is it's 7th year. Even if we agree on 2017, this is not 10 but 11 years.

Neither of which are legitimate sources. One random person stated it was manufactured until 2017 without a source and then all the wikis copied that person and other wikis.

Nintendo kept reporting Wii shipments until March 2016, this can be seen in their fiscal reports.

March 2014 - 101.06m - 140507e.pdf (nintendo.co.jp) (page 15)
March 2015 - 101.52m - 150507e.pdf (nintendo.co.jp) (page 16)
March 2016 - 101.63m - 160427e.pdf (nintendo.co.jp) (page 17)

The Wii Mini barely sold anything, and they manufactured very few, but it was still sold.

The Wii Mini wasn't announced until December 2012 and had a staggered release. It launched in Canada in December 2012, the UK in March 2013 and the USA didn't get it until November 2013. Nintendo Wii Mini Headed to the U.S. for $99.99 | PCMag

The other Wii models were discontinued in October 2013, however "the Wii Mini will continue to be stocked" - Wii discontinued in Europe, Nintendo confirms | VG247

The discontinuation of the Wii Mini was never officially announced and I cannot find any source for the 2017 date, but it was definitely still being shipped after March 2015.

Still the original poster was wrong. Wii shelve life wasn't 10 years. If we count 2017 then they are 11 years. If we count till 2015 (the actual sales) it's 9 years.

Nintendo didn't ship any more Wii's during January-March 2016 Quarter. It was included as part of the FY though.

All intents and purposes the last shipments were December 2015.