Nintendo eShop Update August 2026: New Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 Releases and Sales

This week’s Nintendo eShop update for North America brings a fresh wave of releases across both Nintendo Switch and the newer Nintendo Switch 2 platform, alongside a broad set of discounts listed on Nintendo of America’s website. The update collects legacy arcade re-releases, indie launches, and larger third-party releases that are now appearing on Nintendo’s digital storefronts. Key releases and dates - Nintendo Switch 2 highlights include Arcade Archives 2 TX-1; Bubsy 4D + Bubsy in: The Purrfect Collection; Console Archives Doraemon; LEGO Party! Nintendo Switch 2 Edition; Montabi; OBAKEIDORO 2: Chase & Seek; Spooky Spirit Shooting Gallery for Nintendo Switch 2; and EA Sports Madden NFL 27 Deluxe Edition, which is listed as available Monday 10 August. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered for Nintendo Switch 2 is listed as available Tuesday 11 August. - On Nintendo Switch this week, new releases include Aery – Surreal World; Angel Engine; Aooni2; Apocalypse ? No !; Arcade Archives TX-1; Blast Off! Summer Showdown; CloverPit (available Thursday 13 August); EGGCONSOLE ELTHLEAD PC-8801mkIISR; Fantasy Maiden Wars – Dream of the Stray Dreamer –; FixFox; Gods With Guns; Grizzy and the Lemmings – Crazy Party (available Friday 7 August); Hololive Fantasy Battle; JALECOlle Famicom Ver. Rod Land; John Fox (available Friday 7 August); Limbot; Love Spell: Written In The Stars (Starlight Edition); Mai: Child of Ages – Storms of Time; Montabi; OBAKEIDORO 2: Chase & Seek; Pets Survivors (available Wednesday 12 August); Pro Jank Footy (available Wednesday 12 August); ROUTE16, ROUTE16R, ROUTE16TURBO; and Talespinner. Sales and discounts Nintendo of America is promoting a range of eShop discounts this week; readers are directed to the full deals list on Nintendo of America’s website for the complete breakdown. In journalistic terms: Nintendo’s North American eShop update includes a significant array of temporary price reductions and sale bundles across both Switch platforms. Context and coverage This roundup was compiled from the official North American eShop update and the release notes published this week. Alex Seedhouse, who provided the original list, has specialized in Nintendo coverage for 16 years and has led platform coverage through multiple console generations. For players and industry watchers, this week’s update is notable for the mix of remasters, arcade collections, and indie releases hitting both Nintendo Switch 2 and the original Switch — and for the promotional sales that accompany these digital launches. For the most current pricing and availability, consult the Nintendo eShop on your console or Nintendo of America’s online store pages.