@Shtinamin_ Here it is! (keep in mind I prefer rounding to quarters of a million to account for uncertainty)

I actually have mine at just over about 161m, though I prefer to ever-so-slightly sandbag my numbers to make sure I don't overshoot too far since my goal baseline is still 160m.

Q4 FY2023: my prediction originally was a conservative 2.25m, but in light of strong Japan sales I raised it to 2.50m, which I'm keeping for the sake of consistency, even if sales are showing slightly more atm. Total through March 31 should be at least 141.86m, with a roughly 35/30/25/10 split between AM/JP/EUR/Other. Nintendo will probably shoot for a 10-11m fiscal year for Switch alone, maybe 14m if they decide to tease Switch 2 by the end of the fiscal year, but I assume they will aim for a more conservative target as they did last year. If the sales target is above 11m for Switch 1, 160m would be close to a lock, but 10-11m means that chances would still be around 66-75%.

Q1 FY2024: As in your case, a strong release calendar should keep sales elevated, even with Switch 2 around the corner. In keeping with my more conservative estimates I project sales of 2.75m. Sales will remain strong in Japan, but weaker platform sales in NA and Europe will probably keep overall totals below 2023 levels. Sales in the US may increase during this time, but this is where I believe the greatest uncertainty lies. Total through June 31 is 144.61m. 

Q2 FY2024: As @RolStoppable has been predicting, I expect new games to be announced for this quarter, due to the tight release schedule in the summer implying Nintendo has additional releases to plug the gap. MP4 will probably be announced for H2 2024 during a summer direct IMO. Nonetheless, this would probably come in time for a Switch 2 unveil, which would probably result in a slight sales depression regardless of lineup. This is where estimate ranges begin to diverge (I could see as high as 2.5m this quarter). As my predictions are meant to be a least-case scenario for reaching 160m, I will go with a soft case of 2.25m, though I must reiterate that the announcement of a successor would probably do more to dampen sales than weak release calendar (which I do not believe will be the case). Total through September 31 is 146.86m.

Q3 FY2024: This will be the first quarter with extensive bundles and discounts due to Nintendo wanting to clear out stock before Switch 2. I agree with your prediction that base SKU will be discontinued and OLED model cut in price. I expect the base model to go down to $250m, with the Lite and OLED remaining unchanged besides for more aggressive bundling due to Nintendo's rapid discontinuation of the base model. Sales overall will depend on the presence of a strong holiday title, hopefully being MP4, which will dictate overall sales momentum, as will the extent of discounts and bundles. The range here is very high, between 4.5-6m depending on if the holiday is more similar to 3DS 2016, Switch 2023, or Wii 2010. Once again targeting the lower end, I predict sales of 4.75m. Total through September 31 is 151.61m. Calendar year 2023 shipments by territory would be ~4.35m for the Americas (with a large portion of that coming from holiday promotions), ~3.1m for Japan, with a slightly bigger but still practically nonexistent holiday bump a la 2023, ~2.6m for Europe, with poor sales only slightly compensated by holiday bundles, and ~2m for other territories, in line with previous year trends. Total breakdown by territory is 58.25m/36.5m/38.75m/18m

Q4 FY2024: Sales will continue to decline in the wake of Switch 2 release in ~Mar 2025, with sales slipping in March 2025 especially: 1.75m. Most interesting and critical projection is sales expectation for 2025. I predict 18m for Switch 2, on par with the Wii's initial sales trajectory, but less sure for the original Switch. As much as I would like to see 7m sales for this year, 3DS only managed 6m on the back of a new and popular model revision (2DSXL) and continued exclusives such as a Pokemon game revision that year, which Switch will lack due to Switch 2 being almost certainly being backward-compatible. Total through March 31, 2025 is 153.36m.

Outlook for FY 2025 will be just under 6m, with sales being tilted strongly towards holiday sales to clear inventory. Total through March 31, 2026 is 159.11m. However, while I predict sales in 2025 to be below your 6m target, I do believe that Nintendo will continue to sell the Switch through 2027. For context, the 3DS still sold an additional 3.5m post-2017. As such I predict Switch will sell an additional 2.5m before its discontinuation, for a final total of 161.61m. Final regional breakdown: 62m in North America, 39m in Japan, 41m in Europe, and 19.5m in other territories. 

i dont understand why people still doubt Switch is reaching +165 million lifetime

@Phenomajp13 @Shtinamin_ I plan on making an update after this quarter's results are in, given the holiday sales are arguably the most impactful.

US sales fell quite a bit under my predictions, contributing to poor FY25 Q1 sales, but Europe sales remained stronger than I anticipated. On the other hand, I am quite happy to have gotten Japanese sales for the year right on the dot. FY24 Q4 shipments were lower than expected due to an overshipment from the previous holiday quarter, but the lack of an announcement in 2024 helped to ensure strong Q3 and Q4 sales despite the lack of any significant price drops or bundles outside the month of November. While I did successfully predict that MP4 would be announced in the June Direct, it's release date was further away than I expected, though this was made up for by a new 2D Zelda and Mario Party taking its place in the holiday lineup.

Overall, Nintendo's strategy in 2024 was less aggressive than I anticipated, but this was ultimately compensated for by a strong holiday season as a result of their conservative approach to revealing its successor. At this point, it is probably more likely that the OLED model will be the first to be discontinued given rumors about the Switch 2 reverting to an LCD panel. My prediction for 2025 remains the same, around 6-7m for this fiscal year, effectively what the non-OLED models managed this year. Assuming holiday shipments come in as strong as sales figures have suggested, the path for the Switch to become the best-selling console of all time remains wide open. 

I appreciate your update. Though I don’t understand why an LCD Switch 2 would cause the discontinuation of the most successful iteration for the past 2 years.

I’d like to go over my predictions I had and how it compared to reality.

Prediction:

-Q1: 3.4M Shipped, 144.72M

-Q2: Constant Nintendo IP releases, 2.7M Shipped, 147.42M

-Q3: Bundles, Price drops, increased game releases, last solo holiday, 5.6M Shipped, 153.02M

-Q4: Successor Announced with 4/3/25 launch date, Legends Z-A launches, New FY goal of 25M, 1.8M Shipped, 154.82M

Reality:

-Q1: 2.1 Shipped 143.42. Overcalculated Shipped by 1.2M and total by 1.3M

-Q2: Released Nintendo World Champions NES, Emio Famicom Detective, Legend of Zelda:EoW. It was constant with 1 per month. 2.62M Shipped 146.02M. Overcalculated Shipped by 0.08M (actually really good), and total by 1.4M.

-Q3: Several Bundles, No price drops, more releases than Q1 but less than Q2 (just barely) and same amount of IP released as Q2 and Q1, last solo holiday confirmed. With the data we have as of Jan 23 (before Europe info), 3.86M Shipped, 149.90M. Overcalculated Shipped by 1.74M, and total by 3.12M (still waiting on Europe numbers but looks like I’ll be off by almost Q1 shipped).

-Q4: Successor Announced in January with a Direct on 4/2/25. One day off and it’s a direct (many thought it was a launch date lol). There rest will be found out later.

I think I did fairly well. My Q1 and Q3 were a bit bad though.

Switch will be 150 million+ shipped minimum at the end of Q3! Wait and see.