Nintendo has officially updated its Japanese Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 release schedule on the Nintendo eShop for the week of January 29, 2026, promising a robust slate of retail and digital titles.
Notably, this update sees the highly anticipated Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined take center stage for RPG fans, while Grid Legends: Deluxe Edition expands the console’s racing repertoire.
The update follows Nintendo’s ongoing commitment to providing fresh and diverse content across its hardware platforms.
As the Nintendo Switch remains a best-seller worldwide, the introduction of Switch 2 titles showcases the company's strategy in supporting both generations simultaneously. **Key Nintendo Switch 2 Retail Releases** Topping the list is 'Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined,' set to release on February 3, 2026, for Nintendo Switch 2.
Developed by Square Enix, this modern reimagining brings new visuals and quality-of-life enhancements to the classic RPG, aiming to capture both longtime fans and newcomers.
Also launching is 'Card-en-Ciel – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition,' bringing card-based adventure gameplay to the updated hardware. **Nintendo Switch 2 Digital Titles** On the digital side, 'Grid Legends: Deluxe Edition' joins the Switch 2 lineup, delivering enhanced racing action optimized for the next-generation platform.
This edition includes additional content and performance improvements, giving racing enthusiasts more reasons to dive in. **Nintendo Switch (Original) Retail Highlights** The original Nintendo Switch continues to receive support with a comprehensive selection of releases.
Key retail highlights include: - 'Chrono Ark Deluxe Edition' - 'Dokapon 3-2-1 Super Collection' - 'Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined' (also arriving on original Switch, coinciding with the Switch 2 launch) - 'Dusk Index: Gion' - 'Dynamic Chord feat.
Apple-Polisher Remaster Edition' Additional releases such as 'Glass Heart Princess' and 'Kigetsu no Yoru' further strengthen the Switch's diverse library. **Nintendo Switch eShop Downloadable Titles** For those who prefer digital downloads, this week’s update includes a range of genres: - 'Amber Alert Director’s Cut' - 'Astro Party EX' - 'Cowboys' (available January 30) - 'Celestial Ascend' - 'Everwarder' - 'Furry Girls Paradise: Love & Fun' and 'Furry Pride Paradise: Love & Fun' Other notable digital launches—such as 'Eggconsole Wonderland of Carbuncle MSX2,' 'Hole Digging Beach Simulator,' and 'Running Fable Petite Party'—offer further variety for eShop shoppers. A Nintendo spokesperson emphasized the ongoing support for both the original Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Switch 2 hardware platforms, noting that players can expect a steady flow of new content across genres, ranging from RPGs to indie party games.
Making new and classic experiences widely accessible remains a core goal as Nintendo continues to update its eShop offerings. For developers like Square Enix, the release of 'Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined' on both Switch consoles marks another milestone, showcasing the enduring popularity of the Dragon Quest franchise.
Meanwhile, the inclusion of high-profile third-party titles like 'Grid Legends: Deluxe Edition' underscores Nintendo’s dedication to broadening its platform appeal. With a diverse lineup and strong support from both first-party and third-party studios, Nintendo’s eShop for Switch and Switch 2 is primed to deliver a compelling portfolio for every gamer as February 2026 approaches.
Notably, this update sees the highly anticipated Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined take center stage for RPG fans, while Grid Legends: Deluxe Edition expands the console’s racing repertoire.
The update follows Nintendo’s ongoing commitment to providing fresh and diverse content across its hardware platforms.
As the Nintendo Switch remains a best-seller worldwide, the introduction of Switch 2 titles showcases the company's strategy in supporting both generations simultaneously. **Key Nintendo Switch 2 Retail Releases** Topping the list is 'Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined,' set to release on February 3, 2026, for Nintendo Switch 2.
Developed by Square Enix, this modern reimagining brings new visuals and quality-of-life enhancements to the classic RPG, aiming to capture both longtime fans and newcomers.
Also launching is 'Card-en-Ciel – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition,' bringing card-based adventure gameplay to the updated hardware. **Nintendo Switch 2 Digital Titles** On the digital side, 'Grid Legends: Deluxe Edition' joins the Switch 2 lineup, delivering enhanced racing action optimized for the next-generation platform.
This edition includes additional content and performance improvements, giving racing enthusiasts more reasons to dive in. **Nintendo Switch (Original) Retail Highlights** The original Nintendo Switch continues to receive support with a comprehensive selection of releases.
Key retail highlights include: - 'Chrono Ark Deluxe Edition' - 'Dokapon 3-2-1 Super Collection' - 'Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined' (also arriving on original Switch, coinciding with the Switch 2 launch) - 'Dusk Index: Gion' - 'Dynamic Chord feat.
Apple-Polisher Remaster Edition' Additional releases such as 'Glass Heart Princess' and 'Kigetsu no Yoru' further strengthen the Switch's diverse library. **Nintendo Switch eShop Downloadable Titles** For those who prefer digital downloads, this week’s update includes a range of genres: - 'Amber Alert Director’s Cut' - 'Astro Party EX' - 'Cowboys' (available January 30) - 'Celestial Ascend' - 'Everwarder' - 'Furry Girls Paradise: Love & Fun' and 'Furry Pride Paradise: Love & Fun' Other notable digital launches—such as 'Eggconsole Wonderland of Carbuncle MSX2,' 'Hole Digging Beach Simulator,' and 'Running Fable Petite Party'—offer further variety for eShop shoppers. A Nintendo spokesperson emphasized the ongoing support for both the original Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Switch 2 hardware platforms, noting that players can expect a steady flow of new content across genres, ranging from RPGs to indie party games.
Making new and classic experiences widely accessible remains a core goal as Nintendo continues to update its eShop offerings. For developers like Square Enix, the release of 'Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined' on both Switch consoles marks another milestone, showcasing the enduring popularity of the Dragon Quest franchise.
Meanwhile, the inclusion of high-profile third-party titles like 'Grid Legends: Deluxe Edition' underscores Nintendo’s dedication to broadening its platform appeal. With a diverse lineup and strong support from both first-party and third-party studios, Nintendo’s eShop for Switch and Switch 2 is primed to deliver a compelling portfolio for every gamer as February 2026 approaches.
