This week's Nintendo eShop update for Europe delivers a fresh slate of releases across both Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch platforms, along with a range of specials and discounts for players to browse.
The eShop refresh lists several standout titles—both high-profile remasters and smaller indie entries—some of which carry explicit availability dates within the update.
Key Nintendo Switch 2 releases this week
- Disgaea Mayhem
- Dungeon Village 2 (Nintendo Switch 2 Edition)
- Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster
- Memory of Memorie: A Chill Story (Nintendo Switch 2 Edition)
- Pit Panic
- Splatoon Raiders
Notable Nintendo Switch releases this week
The Nintendo Switch column for the eShop update features a long list of new and incoming titles, including Anime Uni 3D: Hot Vacay, Blast’N Bounty Cozy Battle Royale 2026, Bob The Mad Rabbit (available Friday 24 July), BOMCAT, Bone Marrow 2, Car Parking Simulator 2026 (available Friday 24 July), Cave Looters (available Friday 24 July), Club Soko and many more.
Several releases are flagged with specific availability notes in the update (for example, multiple titles are listed as "available Friday 24 July" or "available Saturday 25 July").
Release and platform notes
Among the highest-profile entries in this week's list is Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster, a title associated with Square Enix that has previously appeared on multiple platforms and is now included in the Nintendo eShop update for the Switch family.
The update also highlights titles labelled specifically as "Nintendo Switch 2 Edition," indicating dedicated releases for Nintendo's next-generation hardware in this regional eShop drop.
Author credentials and reporting context
Alex Seedhouse, who provided the eShop summary, has specialized in Nintendo coverage for 16 years, reporting from major industry events such as E3 and gamescom, and has led Nintendo Insider's coverage across three console generations.
He is also a Metacritic-approved critic and regularly covers Nintendo Switch 2 hardware and software updates.
How to follow the update
Players in Europe can check the Nintendo eShop on their Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch 2 to view the full list, purchase titles, and take advantage of any timed discounts included in this week's update.
For developers and publishers, the eShop listing provides platform-specific designation and availability notes that are useful for launch planning and player communication.
This article summarizes verified entries and availability notes from the European Nintendo eShop update and refrains from speculation about future content or unconfirmed release details.