The latest Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of September 13, 2025 are now available.
The first couple of positions are looking pretty samey, and probably won’t come as much of a surprise. Once again, Hollow Knight: Silksong is #1. Right behind it is the series’ first entry.
Below are the full Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of September 13, 2025:
A fresh launch trailer has arrived for Garfield Kart 2: All You Can Drift. This celebrates the new racer, which is a follow-up to the 2013 original.
Lots of details can be found in the following overview:
System: Switch
Release date: September 9, 2025
Developer: Limited Run
Publisher: Atari
There’s something about that bobcat, isn’t there? Since making his debut in 1993, Bubsy has lived in gaming infamy for his in-your-face attitude, and also for the reputation of his games not being the best the platforming genre has to offer. Even still, the character has had an unmistakable impact on the industry, and whether ironic or sincere, he has garnered a following and earned himself a cult status amongst platforming mascots. This led to a revival of the series in the late 2010s with a nineteen year gap between the releases of Bubsy 3D in 1996 and Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back in 2017. Now, in 2025, we have a brand new collection of Bubsy’s original run of games before his near two-decade long catnap.
Pineapple Works is set to bring Endoparasitic to Nintendo Switch, the publisher announced today. A release is planned for September 25, 2025.
Endoparasitic, a tactical survival horror game, was originally made by Deep Root Interactive. Players will have to move through corridors of a secret research lab on a remote asteroid, fight off mutated monsters, inject countless syringes of vaccines, and survive while trying to save some research.
Learn more about what to expect in the following overview:
Nintendo has shared pricing information for the Kirby Air Riders amiibo, and they will be by far the most expensive figures we’ve seen thus far.
Two new figures were revealed earlier today. Kirby & Warp Star is planned alongside Bandana Waddle Dee & Winged Star. Nintendo has teased future amiibo updates for as well, but we’re waiting to hear about what that means.
Going along with DLC just revealed for the game, Donkey Kong Bananza has received a new 2.0.0 update.
Support for the DLC is naturally the big feature here. On top of that though, Nintendo has increased the Banandium Chips cap to 99,999. Other unspecified changes are also included, so you’ll want to install the update when you can.
Here’s the official rundown from Nintendo;
Pokemon Legends: Z-A is confirmed for Pokemon Home support, though fans are disappointing to hear that there are significatant limitations.
There are a couple of important points to consider. First, any Pokemon you catch in Z-A can’t be brought to previous Pokemon titles (but it looks this may not apply to future games). Also, if you want to bring a Pokemon you’ve caught in an older game to Z-A, it will have to stay there forever – you can’t bring it back.
After it was just announced for Nintendo Switch 2 today, a Resident Evil Requiem graphics comparison has already come in that puts it up against the PS5 version.
We’ll have a better idea about how the game looks and runs on Nintendo’s console, but so far, the results are fairly impressive. There are some changes here and there, but this shows that the system is capable of running current-gen titles. It’s far different from what we used to see with games that were downgraded for Nintendo Switch 1 – and many projects simply couldn’t run on the platform.
We’ve got more news on the Final Fantasy front as Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part Three are now confirmed for Nintendo Switch 2. News was posted on social media. Release timing has not been shared.
This follows the announcement that Final Fantasy 7 Remake is hitting Nintendo Switch 2 in January 2026. Square Enix had previously hinted that the other two games would be coming over, but now it’s official.
Following today’s announcement, Nintendo has passed along the boxart for Mario Tennis Fever. A set of screenshots are also in.
For those that missed the news, here’s what to expect from the game:
