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If they do 4, I hope they put in a ton of effort to make it its own game with its own identity.
If we're lucky, the next one will have less meddling.
The game isn't just 'doing well', it's an objective success by every metric. And in this context, yes, 2 million shipped does mean sold, easily, since we know for a fact that, in Japan alone, it's sold just shy of 1-million physical copies.
Do be careful climbing down off that high horse though.
And that's beside the point because the game is selling so well in Japan that there are shortages of Switch copies. It would have sold more if stores hadn't sold out.
Also you're ignoring the fact that what he's just pointed out is that there is a shortage of physical copies. They are selling out. So even if it was 'shipped', shipped here means sold, given that the stores have sold out of all the copies they got.
Many retailers have consignment deals in place. Where portions of unsold stock can be sent back.
Regardless of all the semantics here, sold means sold. Not shipped. What consumers buy is what's sold.
And no, shipped is never going to mean sold no matter how much you keep trying to will it into being. Your feelings don't have the actual ability to change reality.
There's a word for doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result.