Tomodachi Life and Pokémon dominate Nintendo eShop rankings

Tomodachi Life and Pokémon dominate Nintendo eShop rankings

The latest rankings have been released The best-selling games on Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo eShopspecifically the week ending August 22nd.

let’s see what they are Most popular games right now.

Nintendo eShop Ranking

This is the ranking of existing games Digital format only:

  1. Pokemon blaze red
  2. Leaf Green Pokémon
  3. Stardew Valley
  4. Delta Rune
  5. moonlight peak
  6. shaky life
  7. The Lord of the Rings: War in the North – Legacy Edition
  8. Disney Dream Valley
  9. super mario galaxy 2
  10. oregon trail
  11. super mario galaxy
  12. Avatar Legends: Fighting Game
  13. Moss: the forgotten ruins
  14. Is this seat taken
  15. sonic origins
  16. Sally Faith
  17. Jackbox party bag 3
  18. date everything
  19. ground
  20. hollow knight
  21. small bookstore
  22. Terraria
  23. Hollow Knight: Silk Song
  24. Interstellar pioneering
  25. minecraft dungeons
  26. queensland
  27. Hades
  28. SpongeBob SquarePants: Krusty Cooking Game
  29. send
  30. backyard baseball

This is the ranking it contains All games sold on the Nintendo eShop:

  1. AUO Life: The life of dreams
  2. Super Smash Bros. Special Edition
  3. minecraft
  4. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Edition
  5. Super Mario Party Carnival
  6. Pokemon blaze red
  7. Nintendo Switch Sports
  8. Rhythm Heaven Groove
  9. Animal Crossing: New Horizons
  10. Pokémon Legends: ZA
  11. Persona 5 Royal
  12. Egg-laying Pokémon: Arceus
  13. GTA: Trilogy
  14. Leaf Green Pokémon
  15. Super Mario Bros. Miracle
  16. super mario odyssey
  17. Zelda: Breath of the Wild
  18. Super Mario Galaxy+ Super Mario Galaxy 2
  19. Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury
  20. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
  21. New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe Edition
  22. Pokémon Violet
  23. Stardew Valley
  24. Sprawl 3
  25. Mario Party Superstar
  26. wanderer
  27. Delta Rune
  28. pokemon scarlet
  29. Pokémon Shine Diamond
  30. moonlight peak

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Finally, we would like to point out that Nintendo is continuing its war on Switch emulators: 400 repositories on GitHub have been closed.

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