Nintendo's North American eShop lineup expanded this week with a major port and several smaller releases.
The latest Nintendo Download update, reported by Gavin Lane, lists Lies of P: Complete Edition as the headline arrival for the Nintendo Switch 2, arriving on August 5 and priced at $69.99.
Lies of P: Complete Edition — NEOWIZ and developer Round8 Studio consolidate the base game and additional content into a single package for the Nintendo Switch 2.
The Complete Edition includes the base soulslike experience and the prequel expansion Lies of P: Overture.
According to the update, the release has been optimized for the Nintendo Switch 2 hardware to deliver a full-port experience on the platform.
In journalistic terms: NEOWIZ is presenting the Complete Edition as a definitive version that bundles the original narrative-driven soulslike gameplay with its Overture expansion, allowing players on Nintendo hardware to experience the story and its multiple endings in one release.
The publisher emphasizes that player choices remain central to the narrative, shaping outcomes and character arcs throughout the game.
Context and platform history: Lies of P originally launched on other platforms in 2023 and has since been positioned as a prominent soulslike title.
This Switch 2 release marks the franchise's formal arrival on Nintendo's next-generation hardware and is being distributed through the Nintendo eShop.
The August 5 release date and $69.99 MSRP were listed in the official North American download notes.
Other eShop highlights: The download update also called out a mix of smaller and family-friendly releases, with titles referenced in the update header such as Pro Jank Footy, LEGO Party, and Doraemon.
While details on those individual releases vary by region and publisher, their inclusion reflects Nintendo's ongoing eShop strategy of combining high-profile ports with indie and licensed family titles.
What to watch: Switch 2 owners looking for a consolidated experience should note the Complete Edition's bundle of base game and prequel expansion and confirm regional eShop availability when the title goes live on August 5.
Readers are encouraged to consult the Nintendo eShop for platform-specific details and to follow outlets like Nintendo Life for hands-on impressions and reviews.
For players and industry observers, this week's Nintendo Download update underscores how major third-party publishers continue to bring large-scale ports and curated collections to Nintendo's platform ecosystem alongside smaller, varied releases.
The latest Nintendo Download update, reported by Gavin Lane, lists Lies of P: Complete Edition as the headline arrival for the Nintendo Switch 2, arriving on August 5 and priced at $69.99.
Lies of P: Complete Edition — NEOWIZ and developer Round8 Studio consolidate the base game and additional content into a single package for the Nintendo Switch 2.
The Complete Edition includes the base soulslike experience and the prequel expansion Lies of P: Overture.
According to the update, the release has been optimized for the Nintendo Switch 2 hardware to deliver a full-port experience on the platform.
In journalistic terms: NEOWIZ is presenting the Complete Edition as a definitive version that bundles the original narrative-driven soulslike gameplay with its Overture expansion, allowing players on Nintendo hardware to experience the story and its multiple endings in one release.
The publisher emphasizes that player choices remain central to the narrative, shaping outcomes and character arcs throughout the game.
Context and platform history: Lies of P originally launched on other platforms in 2023 and has since been positioned as a prominent soulslike title.
This Switch 2 release marks the franchise's formal arrival on Nintendo's next-generation hardware and is being distributed through the Nintendo eShop.
The August 5 release date and $69.99 MSRP were listed in the official North American download notes.
Other eShop highlights: The download update also called out a mix of smaller and family-friendly releases, with titles referenced in the update header such as Pro Jank Footy, LEGO Party, and Doraemon.
While details on those individual releases vary by region and publisher, their inclusion reflects Nintendo's ongoing eShop strategy of combining high-profile ports with indie and licensed family titles.
What to watch: Switch 2 owners looking for a consolidated experience should note the Complete Edition's bundle of base game and prequel expansion and confirm regional eShop availability when the title goes live on August 5.
Readers are encouraged to consult the Nintendo eShop for platform-specific details and to follow outlets like Nintendo Life for hands-on impressions and reviews.
For players and industry observers, this week's Nintendo Download update underscores how major third-party publishers continue to bring large-scale ports and curated collections to Nintendo's platform ecosystem alongside smaller, varied releases.
