Nintendo's weekly North American Download report for the week of Sept. 10, 2026, lists a mix of retail and digital debuts across Nintendo Switch 2 and the original Nintendo Switch, headlined by Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising on the eShop.
The update covers new Switch 2 retail and download releases, Arcade Archives additions, a game trial, and the usual eShop sale roundup.
"Nintendo's North American Download report for the week of Sept. 10, 2026, highlights new Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch eShop releases, including Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising," the weekly bulletin details in its release summary.
Key releases and availability
- Switch 2 Retail
- Hot Wheels Infinite Rush — $49.99
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero — $39.99
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure — $39.99
- Two Point Hospital: Full Health Collection — $39.99 (available September 16)
- Switch 2 Download
- Akiba Lost — $24.99 (available September 16)
- Another Eden Begins — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition — $44.99 (available September 16)
- Console Archives: The Conveni 2 — $11.99
- Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising — $49.99 (available September 16)
- The Ramen Sensei — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition — $17.99
- Switch 2 Game Trial
- Madden NFL 27 (game trial available)
- Nintendo Switch Download
- Akiba Lost — $24.99 (available September 16)
- Another Eden Begins — $39.99 (available September 16)
- Arcade Archives additions include Arkanoid Revenge of Doh — $7.99, plus multiple indie and retro releases such as Black Flower, Circuit Flow, Clockwork Rabbit, and more (prices vary; see eShop for full details)
- Notable availability dates: Dino Odyssey — $4.99 (available September 11); Dimensional Animals — $4.99 (available September 16); Little Witch in the Woods — $19.99 (available September 16)
Sales and further details
Nintendo directs users to its storefront for the full list of current eShop sales across Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch: https://www.nintendo.com/store/sales-and-deals.
For historical context, past Nintendo Download reports are archived by many outlets and can be consulted for release cadence and platform trends.
This week's update underscores Nintendo's continued push to support both Nintendo Switch 2 and the original Switch ecosystem with staggered retail and digital releases, Arcade Archives ports, and time-limited trials and discounts.
The update covers new Switch 2 retail and download releases, Arcade Archives additions, a game trial, and the usual eShop sale roundup.
"Nintendo's North American Download report for the week of Sept. 10, 2026, highlights new Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch eShop releases, including Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising," the weekly bulletin details in its release summary.
Key releases and availability
- Switch 2 Retail
- Hot Wheels Infinite Rush — $49.99
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero — $39.99
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure — $39.99
- Two Point Hospital: Full Health Collection — $39.99 (available September 16)
- Switch 2 Download
- Akiba Lost — $24.99 (available September 16)
- Another Eden Begins — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition — $44.99 (available September 16)
- Console Archives: The Conveni 2 — $11.99
- Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising — $49.99 (available September 16)
- The Ramen Sensei — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition — $17.99
- Switch 2 Game Trial
- Madden NFL 27 (game trial available)
- Nintendo Switch Download
- Akiba Lost — $24.99 (available September 16)
- Another Eden Begins — $39.99 (available September 16)
- Arcade Archives additions include Arkanoid Revenge of Doh — $7.99, plus multiple indie and retro releases such as Black Flower, Circuit Flow, Clockwork Rabbit, and more (prices vary; see eShop for full details)
- Notable availability dates: Dino Odyssey — $4.99 (available September 11); Dimensional Animals — $4.99 (available September 16); Little Witch in the Woods — $19.99 (available September 16)
Sales and further details
Nintendo directs users to its storefront for the full list of current eShop sales across Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch: https://www.nintendo.com/store/sales-and-deals.
For historical context, past Nintendo Download reports are archived by many outlets and can be consulted for release cadence and platform trends.
This week's update underscores Nintendo's continued push to support both Nintendo Switch 2 and the original Switch ecosystem with staggered retail and digital releases, Arcade Archives ports, and time-limited trials and discounts.
