Nintendo has officially updated the Japanese eShop schedule for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, revealing a diverse range of digital and retail titles planned for release during the week of December 11, 2025.
This refresh brings a strong close to the year for Japanese and global fans, as the Nintendo platform continues to expand its game library across current and next-generation hardware. The most prominent feature of the updated lineup is Disney Miraness Fitness, which headlines the latest Switch retail releases.
Developed in collaboration with Disney, the game aims to provide a family-friendly fitness experience incorporating beloved Disney characters.
This continues the tradition of Nintendo embracing health-oriented gaming, following the success of previous titles like Ring Fit Adventure. Accompanying Disney Miraness Fitness in retail launches are several notable titles, including Gekisou: Band Star, the uniquely themed Hoshizora Tetsudou to Shiro no Tabi, and the highly anticipated Tomb Raider 4-6 Remastered.
The Tomb Raider package brings remastered versions of classic titles to the Nintendo Switch ecosystem, underscoring Nintendo’s ongoing commitment to delivering revisited classics alongside new experiences. The digital download segment for the week packs an expansive variety across genres, reflecting Nintendo’s ongoing push to support both indie creators and established studios.
Titles such as Aery: Winter Wonderland, Ascendance Unbound, and Anime: Fantasy Uni cater to fans seeking distinctive storytelling and visuals.
Meanwhile, action and simulation enthusiasts can look forward to Call of Warfare: FPS Modern Shooter, Pharmacy Store Simulator, and Chernobyl: Escape from Pripyat, each providing uniquely engaging gameplay experiences on the Nintendo eShop. Retro gaming receives special attention with Montezuma’s Revenge: The 40th Anniversary Edition, celebrating four decades of a beloved platforming classic.
Additionally, Eggconsole Super Laydock: Mission Striker MSX delivers a nostalgic nod to MSX-era gaming.
Interactive story fans have options such as Detective Girl: The Case of Immortality and Brok: Natal Tail – A New Christmas Special, expanding the visual novel and point-and-click repertoire on Switch. According to Nintendo’s official release notes, several games will be available exclusively on December 12, including Dino Dawn Doom and Dino Land, further broadening the week’s release roster. With ongoing support for both the Nintendo Switch and the anticipated Switch 2, Nintendo continues to prioritize a robust and varied release schedule.
The December 2025 eShop update demonstrates the company's efforts to balance family entertainment, retro revivals, and indie innovation, reinforcing the platform’s global popularity.
For players in Japan and those tracking the international eShop landscape, the week of December 11 stands out as a dynamic period for new digital and physical game launches.
This refresh brings a strong close to the year for Japanese and global fans, as the Nintendo platform continues to expand its game library across current and next-generation hardware. The most prominent feature of the updated lineup is Disney Miraness Fitness, which headlines the latest Switch retail releases.
Developed in collaboration with Disney, the game aims to provide a family-friendly fitness experience incorporating beloved Disney characters.
This continues the tradition of Nintendo embracing health-oriented gaming, following the success of previous titles like Ring Fit Adventure. Accompanying Disney Miraness Fitness in retail launches are several notable titles, including Gekisou: Band Star, the uniquely themed Hoshizora Tetsudou to Shiro no Tabi, and the highly anticipated Tomb Raider 4-6 Remastered.
The Tomb Raider package brings remastered versions of classic titles to the Nintendo Switch ecosystem, underscoring Nintendo’s ongoing commitment to delivering revisited classics alongside new experiences. The digital download segment for the week packs an expansive variety across genres, reflecting Nintendo’s ongoing push to support both indie creators and established studios.
Titles such as Aery: Winter Wonderland, Ascendance Unbound, and Anime: Fantasy Uni cater to fans seeking distinctive storytelling and visuals.
Meanwhile, action and simulation enthusiasts can look forward to Call of Warfare: FPS Modern Shooter, Pharmacy Store Simulator, and Chernobyl: Escape from Pripyat, each providing uniquely engaging gameplay experiences on the Nintendo eShop. Retro gaming receives special attention with Montezuma’s Revenge: The 40th Anniversary Edition, celebrating four decades of a beloved platforming classic.
Additionally, Eggconsole Super Laydock: Mission Striker MSX delivers a nostalgic nod to MSX-era gaming.
Interactive story fans have options such as Detective Girl: The Case of Immortality and Brok: Natal Tail – A New Christmas Special, expanding the visual novel and point-and-click repertoire on Switch. According to Nintendo’s official release notes, several games will be available exclusively on December 12, including Dino Dawn Doom and Dino Land, further broadening the week’s release roster. With ongoing support for both the Nintendo Switch and the anticipated Switch 2, Nintendo continues to prioritize a robust and varied release schedule.
The December 2025 eShop update demonstrates the company's efforts to balance family entertainment, retro revivals, and indie innovation, reinforcing the platform’s global popularity.
For players in Japan and those tracking the international eShop landscape, the week of December 11 stands out as a dynamic period for new digital and physical game launches.
