Nintendo has updated the Japanese eShop release schedule for the week of August 13, 2026, listing a slate of new digital downloads for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. The refreshed schedule highlights titles across genres, from sports and fighting to indie platformers and puzzle games.
In a concise restatement of the announcement, Nintendo confirmed that the Japanese eShop listings for the week of August 13, 2026, now include new entries for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, with selected titles carrying specific availability dates later in the week.
Key Switch 2 digital releases (Japanese eShop)
- BlazBlue: Entropy Effect X – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
- CloverPit
- Duskfade
- Madden NFL 27 (available August 14)
- Old Coin Pusher Gaiden
- Skatesterre (available August 14)
- Starsand Island (available August 18)
Key Nintendo Switch digital releases (Japanese eShop)
- Anime Fitness Summer Sweat
- Back Driver Simulator
- Choppa: Rescue Rivals
- CloverPit
- Colorizing: Please
- Damways
- Eggconsole Onryou Senki PC-8801mkIISR
- Future Knight
- Grayland Remastered
- Handyman Flipper: House Stories
- Idle Immortal
- Kitties Solitaire
- Lost to Time
- Nero & Sci f Integral Edition (available August 18)
- Pets Survivors
- Plungeez
- Primary School English Grade 1 & 2
- Shark Simulator: Ocean RPG Survival
- The Pirate Keko
- Tiny Paw Academy: Numbers Fun
- Tower Dominion
- Tyrant’s Realm
- Zombie Cam Body Cam Shooter
This update is strictly an eShop release schedule for Japan and lists digital download availability by platform. Notable entries include Madden NFL 27, which appears with an August 14 availability tag in the Japanese eShop listing, and Starsand Island, which is marked for August 18 on Switch 2. Both CloverPit and Duskfade appear on the Switch 2 download list and CloverPit is also listed on the Switch download slate, indicating simultaneous digital availability across both platforms.
For readers tracking weekly eShop updates, this schedule provides a clear view of which titles are arriving digitally in Japan and when they will become available. Check the Japanese Nintendo eShop directly for pricing, region-specific pre-load windows, and any publisher-provided launch notes.