Nintendo has officially refreshed its release schedule for the Japanese eShop, outlining a host of new Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 titles set to arrive during the week beginning January 8, 2026.
This update introduces an array of diverse games, with Fairy Tail: Dungeons emerging as a notable highlight among the upcoming digital launches. A Tradition of Regular Updates Nintendo’s weekly update to the eShop release schedule continues its longstanding practice of keeping Switch and Switch 2 players informed about incoming digital gaming experiences.
This advance notice benefits fans, developers, and publishers alike by ensuring transparency and excitement around new game launches, ultimately supporting Nintendo’s strong software ecosystem. Fairy Tail: Dungeons Headlines January Line-up Leading the roster for the week is Fairy Tail: Dungeons, joining a group of both independent and larger publisher titles.
The Fairy Tail franchise has cultivated a dedicated international fanbase, and its latest installment’s arrival on both Switch and Switch 2 platforms reflects Nintendo’s ongoing commitment to embracing highly anticipated third-party releases. In a communique provided through the Japanese eShop listings, Nintendo highlighted its goal to provide players "with a wide variety of experiences, spanning across genres and play styles," solidifying the Switch and Switch 2 as essential platforms for gamers of all interests. Full Digital Line-Up for January 8–12, 2026 The upcoming digital downloads for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 in Japan include: - 1st Homizio - Adventure Reborn - Anime Feet Boys: The Charm Finder Quest - Anime Feet Girls: The Charm Finder Quest - Astrorun (available January 9) - Big Hops (available January 12) - Construction Sim: City and Road Builder - Fairy Tail Dungeons - Gray War Conflict - Gridz Keeper - Hero Seekers (available January 9) - Hidden Cats in Istanbul - I Am Future: Cozy Apocalypse Survival (available January 9) - Incubus Hearts: Demon Love Redemption - Ninja Cat - Owlen and the Spirits of the Past - Pin Strike 2 - Prison Runaway: Alcaraz - Simpli Casa - SnapCat: Mia’s Cozy Adventure - Storm Chasing Sim 2025: Tornado Hunter - Succubus Hearts: Demon Love Redemption - The Murder Hotel - Tile Jong - Wander Scoop - Zumba Marble and Rush Nintendo’s Consistent Platform Support Since the Nintendo Switch’s global launch in 2017, the Japanese eShop has played a vital role in distributing a diverse spectrum of content, ranging from indie gems to blockbuster franchises.
The forthcoming Switch 2 is poised to build on this legacy, easing hardware transitions with a robust digital catalogue from day one.
This latest schedule demonstrates Nintendo’s sustained momentum as the premier destination for new gaming experiences in Japan. The Switch and its successor’s expanding libraries, coupled with continued third-party support such as Fairy Tail: Dungeons, indicate that Nintendo’s ecosystem will remain a cornerstone of the digital gaming landscape as the company moves into 2026.
This update introduces an array of diverse games, with Fairy Tail: Dungeons emerging as a notable highlight among the upcoming digital launches. A Tradition of Regular Updates Nintendo’s weekly update to the eShop release schedule continues its longstanding practice of keeping Switch and Switch 2 players informed about incoming digital gaming experiences.
This advance notice benefits fans, developers, and publishers alike by ensuring transparency and excitement around new game launches, ultimately supporting Nintendo’s strong software ecosystem. Fairy Tail: Dungeons Headlines January Line-up Leading the roster for the week is Fairy Tail: Dungeons, joining a group of both independent and larger publisher titles.
The Fairy Tail franchise has cultivated a dedicated international fanbase, and its latest installment’s arrival on both Switch and Switch 2 platforms reflects Nintendo’s ongoing commitment to embracing highly anticipated third-party releases. In a communique provided through the Japanese eShop listings, Nintendo highlighted its goal to provide players "with a wide variety of experiences, spanning across genres and play styles," solidifying the Switch and Switch 2 as essential platforms for gamers of all interests. Full Digital Line-Up for January 8–12, 2026 The upcoming digital downloads for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 in Japan include: - 1st Homizio - Adventure Reborn - Anime Feet Boys: The Charm Finder Quest - Anime Feet Girls: The Charm Finder Quest - Astrorun (available January 9) - Big Hops (available January 12) - Construction Sim: City and Road Builder - Fairy Tail Dungeons - Gray War Conflict - Gridz Keeper - Hero Seekers (available January 9) - Hidden Cats in Istanbul - I Am Future: Cozy Apocalypse Survival (available January 9) - Incubus Hearts: Demon Love Redemption - Ninja Cat - Owlen and the Spirits of the Past - Pin Strike 2 - Prison Runaway: Alcaraz - Simpli Casa - SnapCat: Mia’s Cozy Adventure - Storm Chasing Sim 2025: Tornado Hunter - Succubus Hearts: Demon Love Redemption - The Murder Hotel - Tile Jong - Wander Scoop - Zumba Marble and Rush Nintendo’s Consistent Platform Support Since the Nintendo Switch’s global launch in 2017, the Japanese eShop has played a vital role in distributing a diverse spectrum of content, ranging from indie gems to blockbuster franchises.
The forthcoming Switch 2 is poised to build on this legacy, easing hardware transitions with a robust digital catalogue from day one.
This latest schedule demonstrates Nintendo’s sustained momentum as the premier destination for new gaming experiences in Japan. The Switch and its successor’s expanding libraries, coupled with continued third-party support such as Fairy Tail: Dungeons, indicate that Nintendo’s ecosystem will remain a cornerstone of the digital gaming landscape as the company moves into 2026.
