The company’s listing splits retail and digital-only entries across both platforms and highlights several high-profile and indie releases set to arrive in Japan this week.
In formal terms, Nintendo updated its online storefront calendar and presented a mixed slate of retail and download-only titles.
The company’s release list for the week centers on a handful of notable names, while also including smaller indie and niche entries that will be available on the eShop.
Notable Switch 2 retail and download listings (as published):
- Switch 2 Retail: My Hero Academia: All’s Justice; NBA 2K27 (available September 4); Onimusha: Way of the Sword (available September 4); Orbitals; Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Complete Edition.
- Switch 2 Download: Asdivine Knot – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition (available September 4); Bioeden; Quest of Dungeons; Valheim (available September 9).
Switch listings on Nintendo’s Japanese eShop include both retail and download-only releases:
- Switch Retail: Hashire Hebereke: EX.
- Switch Download: AereA; Angeline Era; Asdivine Knot (available September 4); Castaway (available September 4); Criminal Hearts: Obsession Bad Boys Dating Sim; Criminal Hearts: Obsession Bad Girls Dating Sim; Eggconsole Borfes and the Five Demons MSX; Gelatinous: Humanity Lost; Guided Meditations: Love Yourself; Horse Spirit Valley; Horse Spirit Valley 2; Marsupilami 2: Salsa Palombia; Minesweeper Galaxy; Owlen and the Starbound Mountain; Paper Airplane Flying Game; Shoe It All; Star Racer; Super Wooden Rally Edge; Veiled Edge; Vikings Pinball; Zombie Arise.
Among the confirmed dates, several titles are available from September 4, 2026, and Valheim is listed for availability on September 9, 2026.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword appears on the Switch 2 retail list and is available September 4; the Onimusha franchise is published by Capcom.
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Complete Edition appears as a Switch 2 retail entry; the Wo Long series was developed by Team Ninja.
This calendar update is limited to Nintendo’s Japanese eShop schedule for the week of September 3, 2026.
Readers interested in regional release timing or additional platform announcements should monitor Nintendo’s official channels, including future Nintendo Direct broadcasts and eShop updates, for further confirmation and incoming patches or physical retail details.