The refreshed edition of the 2017 JRPG is published by Nintendo and developed by Monolith Soft, and appears on the eShop with a July 30 release and a listed price of $69.99.
The Nintendo Download summary notes technical enhancements including 4K resolution in TV mode, full HD in handheld mode at 60 frames per second, improved cutscene fidelity, and new content such as a Rare Blade named Momo and an action battle mode called Merc Assault.
Nintendo also offers an upgrade pack for players who already own the original Nintendo Switch version.
Beyond the headline re-release, the Switch 2 eShop update includes a mix of retro Arcade Archives ports and indie releases.
HAMSTER's Arcade Archives 2 lineup added ARMADILLO RACING on July 23 for $16.99 and MOUSER on July 23 for $9.99.
ARMADILLO RACING was originally released by NAMCO in 1997 and puts players in control of a rolling armadillo navigating obstacle-filled courses; the Arcade Archives reissue preserves the original gameplay while adding quality-of-life features such as difficulty and screen settings, rewind, rapid-fire, multiple save slots, and online leaderboards.
MOUSER, an action game first released by UPL in 1983, casts the player as a tomcat named Nyanta who must overcome tricky mice and hazards to rescue his partner; the Arcade Archives 2 reissue also introduces a Time Attack mode alongside Original, Hi Score, and Caravan modes.
Other notable eShop entries listed in the Nintendo Download include:
- Big Walk (Panic), arriving August 4 for $19.99, a cooperative exploration game focused on teamwork and discovery.
- BLUE REFLECTION Quartet (KOEI TECMO AMERICA), releasing July 30 for $49.99; this collection assembles four entries in the BLUE REFLECTION series and credits Mel Kishida for character design and series supervision.
- BOKURA (KODANSHA), a two-player puzzle adventure released July 29 for $3.99.
Nintendo Life notes it is a two-player-only experience and directs readers to its review of the sequel to give context for gameplay expectations.
This Nintendo Download update underscores Nintendo's dual strategy of platform-specific remasters and curated eShop drops, with the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition serving as the marquee release for the July 30 window.
For players tracking new eShop arrivals or considering upgrade options, the Nintendo Download listing remains the primary source for release dates, pricing, and platform-specific technical notes.