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Nintendo eShop charts: Tomodachi Life stays #1 (and Pokemon nostalgia is still bullying the top 10)

By GFA Staff
3 min
Nintendo eShop charts: Tomodachi Life stays #1 (and Pokemon nostalgia is still bullying the top 10)

The latest published Switch eShop charts keep Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream in the number-one slot, while Pokemon Champions, FireRed, LeafGreen, Legends: Z-A, Scarlet, and Violet keep the top of the board looking like a nostalgia-led takeover.

What it means for gamers: comfort games and social-chaos sandboxes still print money, and charts are basically attention engines. Once a title camps near the top, it starts dominating guides, TikToks, “should I buy this?” threads, and friend-group peer pressure.

If you are playing something niche, enjoy the peace while it lasts. A chart like this is how the broader audience decides what suddenly counts as common gaming language.

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