Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 eShop Update: November 2025 Release Schedule Highlights

Nintendo has officially refreshed its Japanese eShop release schedule for both the Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, detailing a robust lineup of titles set to arrive in the week of November 14, 2025.

With a concentrated slate of new games, players can look forward to significant releases across both physical and digital formats, showcasing the ongoing momentum for Nintendo's platforms as they approach the holiday season. Leading the roster of high-profile launches is "Dragon Ball Sparking Zero," the anticipated return of Bandai Namco's celebrated fighting franchise.

Set for both Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, this entry is expected to deliver the classic fast-paced action fans have come to love, fully optimized for the latest hardware capabilities of the Switch 2.

Mid-month also marks the debut of "Yakuza Kiwami" and "Yakuza Kiwami 2"—faithful remakes of SEGA's original genre-defining titles—now making their way to the Switch 2 for the first time, expanding the reach of these iconic games to a new audience on Nintendo's next-generation platform. Other notable retail releases include "Momotaro Dentetsu 2 Nintendo Switch 2 Edition," and "SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide," which lands on Switch 2 on November 18.

These titles underscore the continued diversity of Nintendo's game library with offerings for fans of party, family, and adventure games. The digital download segment also sees substantial variety.

The "Atelier Ryza" trilogy (DX versions of the first three games) from Koei Tecmo is now scheduled for release on both Switch and Switch 2, making the full set easily accessible to RPG enthusiasts.

Level-5’s sports RPG, "Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road," is another highlight, launching as a special Switch 2 edition and available digitally from November 14. Expanding beyond major franchises, the eShop update lists a number of indie and niche titles set for release.

Games like "All Hands on Deck," "Catnigma," "Hidden Cats in Rio de Janeiro," and "Videoverse" (arriving November 14) demonstrate Nintendo’s ongoing support for creative and diverse content across both systems.

The varied lineup is rounded out by entries such as "Hitman: Absolution," "Eradicator Genesis," and "Indika," each offering unique gameplay experiences tailored for switch owners. With this updated schedule, Nintendo further solidifies its commitment to delivering a steady stream of high-quality games and supporting both legacy and new hardware.

Developers such as Bandai Namco, SEGA, Koei Tecmo, and Level-5 continue to bring their fan-favorite franchises to Nintendo platforms, providing plenty of choice for players as the year draws to a close. For the most up-to-date information and full details, players are encouraged to visit the official Nintendo eShop or consult Nintendo Direct announcements to ensure they don’t miss any forthcoming titles during this packed release window.

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