Nintendo Switch 2 eShop Charts Spotlight Mario Tennis Fever and Resident Evil Surge
The Nintendo Switch 2 continues to drive momentum in the gaming industry, with its weekly eShop charts offering a valuable barometer of current player interests and standout new releases.
For the week of February 22, 2026, the eShop rankings reflect fierce competition among high-profile titles, both from first-party icons and third-party powerhouses.
Nintendo’s massively successful hardware, currently in its second major iteration, has cemented itself as a premier platform for both legacy franchises and ambitious newcomers. Topping the all-games chart is Mario Tennis Fever, demonstrating impressive staying power despite facing a wave of strong new competition.
The sports party title, developed by Nintendo’s in-house teams, has resonated with fans through its accessibility, vibrant presentation, and competitive online play.
While it retains the top spot this week, the landscape is rapidly evolving as major releases hit the eShop. Capcom, a longtime partner and powerhouse third-party developer, has catapulted several Resident Evil games into the upper echelons of the chart.
Notably, Resident Evil Requiem has generated significant buzz ahead of its full release, with pre-load numbers already placing it firmly among the week’s most anticipated titles.
"Resident Evil Requiem's momentum during pre-launch has already made it a major presence in the market," according to the eShop sales data.
Alongside Requiem, the Resident Evil Generation Pack also achieved high chart placement, underscoring the franchise’s enduring popularity. Another headline act is Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, which boasts two entries in the top five.
This enhanced reimagining of Monolith Soft’s acclaimed RPG highlights the expanding demand for deep, content-rich experiences on Nintendo Switch 2.
The game has been lauded by both critics and fans for its visual improvements and new content, reaffirming Monolith Soft’s position as one of Nintendo’s most trusted development partners. The all-games top ten features a blend of major franchises and first-time eShop chart-toppers, including established titles such as Fallout 4, Cyberpunk 2077, Pokemon Legends: Z-A – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, and marquee Nintendo IPs like Donkey Kong Bananza and Mario Kart World.
This mix of celebrated franchises and new releases speaks to the platform’s broad appeal and robust developer support. For download-only titles, Fallout 4 claims the leading position, followed closely by The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and No Man’s Sky – all of which have received significant updates or Switch 2-specific enhancements.
The list is further rounded out with notable entries like Marvel Cosmic Invasion, High On Life – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, and the much-anticipated Hollow Knight: Silksong.
Each of these titles has benefited from the Switch 2’s enhanced hardware capabilities, which continue to attract both legacy developers and ambitious indie studios to the platform. The Nintendo Switch 2 and its eShop remain central to Nintendo’s strategy, leveraging an unrivaled mix of nostalgia, innovation, and third-party partnerships.
With upcoming releases like Resident Evil Requiem set to further shake up the rankings, players and industry watchers alike can expect the eShop charts to remain a dynamic and closely watched segment of the global gaming conversation. To explore the full list of best-selling games and keep up with the latest weekly rankings for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, visit the official Nintendo eShop charts online.
For the week of February 22, 2026, the eShop rankings reflect fierce competition among high-profile titles, both from first-party icons and third-party powerhouses.
Nintendo’s massively successful hardware, currently in its second major iteration, has cemented itself as a premier platform for both legacy franchises and ambitious newcomers. Topping the all-games chart is Mario Tennis Fever, demonstrating impressive staying power despite facing a wave of strong new competition.
The sports party title, developed by Nintendo’s in-house teams, has resonated with fans through its accessibility, vibrant presentation, and competitive online play.
While it retains the top spot this week, the landscape is rapidly evolving as major releases hit the eShop. Capcom, a longtime partner and powerhouse third-party developer, has catapulted several Resident Evil games into the upper echelons of the chart.
Notably, Resident Evil Requiem has generated significant buzz ahead of its full release, with pre-load numbers already placing it firmly among the week’s most anticipated titles.
"Resident Evil Requiem's momentum during pre-launch has already made it a major presence in the market," according to the eShop sales data.
Alongside Requiem, the Resident Evil Generation Pack also achieved high chart placement, underscoring the franchise’s enduring popularity. Another headline act is Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, which boasts two entries in the top five.
This enhanced reimagining of Monolith Soft’s acclaimed RPG highlights the expanding demand for deep, content-rich experiences on Nintendo Switch 2.
The game has been lauded by both critics and fans for its visual improvements and new content, reaffirming Monolith Soft’s position as one of Nintendo’s most trusted development partners. The all-games top ten features a blend of major franchises and first-time eShop chart-toppers, including established titles such as Fallout 4, Cyberpunk 2077, Pokemon Legends: Z-A – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, and marquee Nintendo IPs like Donkey Kong Bananza and Mario Kart World.
This mix of celebrated franchises and new releases speaks to the platform’s broad appeal and robust developer support. For download-only titles, Fallout 4 claims the leading position, followed closely by The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and No Man’s Sky – all of which have received significant updates or Switch 2-specific enhancements.
The list is further rounded out with notable entries like Marvel Cosmic Invasion, High On Life – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, and the much-anticipated Hollow Knight: Silksong.
Each of these titles has benefited from the Switch 2’s enhanced hardware capabilities, which continue to attract both legacy developers and ambitious indie studios to the platform. The Nintendo Switch 2 and its eShop remain central to Nintendo’s strategy, leveraging an unrivaled mix of nostalgia, innovation, and third-party partnerships.
With upcoming releases like Resident Evil Requiem set to further shake up the rankings, players and industry watchers alike can expect the eShop charts to remain a dynamic and closely watched segment of the global gaming conversation. To explore the full list of best-selling games and keep up with the latest weekly rankings for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, visit the official Nintendo eShop charts online.
