The weekly slate mixes first-party highlights and a broad range of indie and third-party releases, with Splatoon Raiders and the Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster among the most prominent entries.
In clear journalistic terms: Nintendo confirmed an updated Japanese eShop schedule for the week beginning July 23, 2026, listing releases for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 and spotlighting Splatoon Raiders alongside the Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster.
Key retail and download releases for Nintendo Switch 2
- Retail (Switch 2): Splatoon Raiders
- Download (Switch 2): Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster; Memory of Memoire: A Chill Story – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition; Pit Panic; Unbeatable (available July 28)
Notable Nintendo Switch retail and download entries
- Switch Retail: Solateria; Sorayume; Yog-Sothoth’s Yard
- Switch Download: 28 Days Train Wreck Survivor; Blast’N Bounty; Bob the Mad Rabbit; Bomcat; Car Parking Simulator 2026; Case Solved: The London Files (available July 29); Club Soko; Coloring Pixels: Collection 7; Cozy Battle Royale 2026; Cubic Riders; Eggconsole Dragon Slayer Level 2.0 PC-8801; Flip-Flip Jigsaw Girls; Gurei; Memory of Memoire: A Chill Story; Momoka (wo) Wasshoi; Monochrome Echoes – White; Papercraft Tactics; Pit Panic; Puzzle Girls: Seductive Nights; Seven Deadly Sims: Anime Boys Fantasy Love; Seven Deadly Sins: Anime Girls Fantasy Life; Silent Cleaning; Staffer Retro: A Supernatural Mystery Quest; Steam Girls; Super Goldfish Scooping; The King is Watching (available July 29); The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante; Tolem; Torii; Twofold; Twofold: First Snow; Universal Flight Simulator 3 PvP; Viral Reload EX; Zumba Marble Jungle Adventure
Release timing notes
- Unbeatable is listed as available on July 28, 2026 in the Switch 2 download lineup.
- Case Solved: The London Files and The King is Watching are listed as available on July 29, 2026 in the Switch download schedule.
This weekly update underscores Nintendo’s dual-platform digital strategy as the company supports both the legacy Nintendo Switch and the newer Nintendo Switch 2 via the eShop.
Readers tracking Japan eShop drops should watch both retail and download sections, since titles are distributed across retail releases and digital-only launches for the week of July 23, 2026.