Nintendo reported their fiscal year 2018 results (their fiscal year ends in March) Full PDF report.

Nintendo's investor relations page with sale performance can be seen Here

You can see game sales totals by system Here


Nintendo also changed President's and appointed a new company leader who is a gamer and from the "Famicom generation" story with quotes from new president Shuntaro Furukawa Here
Highlights include:

15 million Switch consoles sold in the year, but more than 17 million sold to date.

Super Mario Odyssey has sold 10.41 million copies - Seriously huge number considering the install base.

Mairo Kart 8 Deluxe - 9.22 million

Splatoon 2 - 6.02 million units.

Zelda Breath of the Wild has sold 8.48 million units on the Switch

3DS install base now exceeds 72 million units.

Nintendo's online subscription service is coming in September of this year.

Mario Tennis Aces is coming out in June

The Next Smash Bros. releases within the year.

The SNES Classic has sold 5.28 million units.

Edit: Clarification and more information.

I keep hearing they are going to re-release the MINI NES this summer?

Any news on that?

Yes, they are.You can check out the site Here - I am hoping to get one, too.

If I'm forced to go through Amazon again I'm screwed. They didn't take pre-orders last time and I doubt that's going to change.

I doubt anybody will take preorders, but if Nintendo can produce enough stock (they should this time) you should be able to get it off the shelf. You can get the SNES Classic on the store shelf at Best Buy right now in a lot of locations (but no ordering online).

Considering how many have already been sold and the page letting everybody know again that they come out this summer, you will most likely be able to get it. Especially if you live near a city (I don't) so I am most likely going to have to drive or hope my brother comes across one when he is out in the city he lives in.

Yeah, there is no one within 200 miles of me that will have it.

No kidding - good for them.

I honestly thought the Switch was going to be the end of them (thought it fell into a weird niche - not quite a console, not really a reason to own one because everyone AND their kid already has a tablet or a smartphone) but I guess it ended up working out well for them.

And wait, let me get this straight... Nintendo figured out if they release games in their core franchises (Mario, Zelda, Smash Brothers) they make money? Who'd have thought??? ;)