Nintendo eShop Update: All New Nintendo Switch Games Released This Week in Europe

Nintendo has rolled out another notable Nintendo eShop update for Europe, expanding the Nintendo Switch library with a fresh slate of new releases and a diverse range of special offers.

As is customary with each update, this week brings a mix of high-profile titles, indie debuts, and simulation experiences, catering to Nintendo Switch players of all preferences. This week’s highlights include the much-anticipated arrival of "Capcom Fighting Collection 2," available from Friday, May 16.

Following the commercial and critical success of the original collection, this new installment delivers a suite of classic Capcom fighting games remastered for modern hardware, solidifying Capcom’s ongoing commitment to its retro franchises.

Nintendo Switch owners can once again relive fighting staples with convenience and enhanced features. Another major addition is "Mortal Kombat 1: Definitive Edition," which continues the iconic fighting series’ presence on Nintendo’s hybrid console.

This definitive edition packages all previously released downloadable content (DLC), delivering a complete and robust experience to both long-standing fans and new challengers. The European eShop lineup for this week spans various genres, including adventure, simulation, and educational puzzles.

Notable releases now available or arriving this weekend include: - "7’scarlet" - "American Arcadia" - "Boxville 2" - "Food Truck Business Simulator" (May 16) - "Cozy Winter" (May 17) - "Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo" (May 16) - "Not Not 2 – A Brain Challenge" (May 16) - "Only Up! Cars" (May 18) - "SYNESTHESIA" (May 16) There is also an expanded array of simulators, such as "Digger Simulator: Gold Rush," "Subway Simulator 2025 – City Train," and "Tavern Owner Simulator" (May 17).

Indie adventure enthusiasts will find new worlds to explore in titles like "Forgotten Fields" and "Into The Restless Ruins." Players looking to take advantage of this week’s Nintendo eShop discounts and offers can expect a rotating selection of deals across popular and niche titles alike.

The eShop remains a key destination for Nintendo Switch players seeking both the latest releases and curated bargains. Nintendo’s consistent support for the Switch platform, now in its seventh year, is underscored by regular Nintendo Direct presentations and weekly eShop refreshes.

As of May 2024, the Nintendo Switch continues to be a top-selling console worldwide, credited with more than 139 million units sold since its March 2017 launch.

The thriving eShop ecosystem plays a crucial role in both discovering new games and maintaining engagement among the platform’s broad user base. With releases like "Capcom Fighting Collection 2" and "Mortal Kombat 1: Definitive Edition," along with a steady stream of indie and simulation experiences, this week’s Nintendo eShop update affirms Nintendo’s commitment to serving a diverse and ever-growing audience of Switch players across Europe.

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