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Switch eShop charts: FireRed/LeafGreen still rule the kingdom

By GFA Staff
Mar 7, 2026
1 min
Switch eShop charts: FireRed/LeafGreen still rule the kingdom

Nintendo’s charts show the retro Pokémon duo sticking at the top.

What it means for gamers: nostalgia remains undefeated—and it’s also a reminder that “portable comfort games” are basically recession-proof.