Nintendo Switch 2 eShop charts for the week of September 6, 2026 confirm a shake-up at the top as Orbitals secures the number-one revenue position.
The weekly rankings, which reflect eShop revenue on Nintendo's latest hardware, show established AAA titles and new releases jockeying for placement in both the all-games and download-only lists.
Orbitals unseated Elden Ring after several weeks at number one.
In clear journalistic terms: Elden Ring, which had maintained the top slot in prior weeks, fell to number two, while Orbitals rose to number one.
Notably, Orbitals reached the summit despite a lower price point—reported at $40 compared with Elden Ring's $80—demonstrating strong revenue performance for the title during the chart window.
Capcom's Onimusha: Way of the Sword entered the eShop charts on its official launch week, placing at number three in the all-games revenue ranking.
In other new-release news, NBA 2K27, developed by Visual Concepts and published by 2K Sports, debuted at number four.
Key highlights from the Nintendo Switch 2 eShop revenue charts (week of September 6, 2026):
- All-games top five: 1) Orbitals 2) Elden Ring (FromSoftware) 3) Onimusha: Way of the Sword (Capcom) 4) NBA 2K27 (Visual Concepts/2K) 5) Mario Kart World
- Other strong performers in the top 20 include Cyberpunk 2077, Pokemon Pokopia, Splatoon Raiders, Moonlighter 2 and Madden NFL 27.
The download-only chart shows some differences in consumer behavior on the eShop.
Moonlighter 2 leads the download-only list, followed by The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Red Dead Redemption — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition.
The download-only top 10 also features notable ports and indie releases such as Marvel Cosmic Invasion and Metal Gear Solid 4.
These rankings provide a snapshot of revenue on Nintendo Switch 2's digital storefront for the week.
Developers and publishers with recent releases—Capcom for Onimusha and 2K/Visual Concepts for NBA 2K27—saw immediate visibility in the charts, while established franchises like FromSoftware's Elden Ring remain near the top.
For publishers, chart placement on the Nintendo Switch 2 eShop continues to be a key metric for digital performance and market momentum.
The weekly rankings, which reflect eShop revenue on Nintendo's latest hardware, show established AAA titles and new releases jockeying for placement in both the all-games and download-only lists.
Orbitals unseated Elden Ring after several weeks at number one.
In clear journalistic terms: Elden Ring, which had maintained the top slot in prior weeks, fell to number two, while Orbitals rose to number one.
Notably, Orbitals reached the summit despite a lower price point—reported at $40 compared with Elden Ring's $80—demonstrating strong revenue performance for the title during the chart window.
Capcom's Onimusha: Way of the Sword entered the eShop charts on its official launch week, placing at number three in the all-games revenue ranking.
In other new-release news, NBA 2K27, developed by Visual Concepts and published by 2K Sports, debuted at number four.
Key highlights from the Nintendo Switch 2 eShop revenue charts (week of September 6, 2026):
- All-games top five: 1) Orbitals 2) Elden Ring (FromSoftware) 3) Onimusha: Way of the Sword (Capcom) 4) NBA 2K27 (Visual Concepts/2K) 5) Mario Kart World
- Other strong performers in the top 20 include Cyberpunk 2077, Pokemon Pokopia, Splatoon Raiders, Moonlighter 2 and Madden NFL 27.
The download-only chart shows some differences in consumer behavior on the eShop.
Moonlighter 2 leads the download-only list, followed by The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Red Dead Redemption — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition.
The download-only top 10 also features notable ports and indie releases such as Marvel Cosmic Invasion and Metal Gear Solid 4.
These rankings provide a snapshot of revenue on Nintendo Switch 2's digital storefront for the week.
Developers and publishers with recent releases—Capcom for Onimusha and 2K/Visual Concepts for NBA 2K27—saw immediate visibility in the charts, while established franchises like FromSoftware's Elden Ring remain near the top.
For publishers, chart placement on the Nintendo Switch 2 eShop continues to be a key metric for digital performance and market momentum.
