Nintendo eShop Update: New Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch Releases This Week

This week’s Nintendo eShop update for Europe brings a fresh wave of releases across both Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch, along with a slate of discounts and special offers available on the eShop. The update includes dedicated Nintendo Switch 2 releases as well as a broad catalogue of new and upcoming Nintendo Switch titles, some of which carry specific availability dates later in the week. Key Nintendo Switch 2 releases - Blood: Refreshed Supply — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition - Mixtape New Nintendo Switch releases this week - Akita: Legends Squad - Akuma Rise - Antique Backgammon (available Saturday 9 May) - Axe Cop - Barbarous: Survivor’s Quest (available Saturday 9 May) - Bear No Grudge - Bird Game III - Blackspot - Bodycamera FPS - Chicken Rescue - Chorus of Carcosa - Claim the Forest: Settling Peace (available Friday 8 May) - Code Blue (available Friday 8 May) - Codename: Black Crow (available Friday 8 May) - Cozy Cat Cafe - Decline’s Drops (available Friday 8 May) - Doll Defenders - Drift & Stunt Mania - Driftcraft - Drone Simulator Smash Zombies (available Friday 8 May) - Duck Side of the Moon - Dungeon of Love: Catch Monsters to Make A Perfect Anime Girlfriend - Dungeonloop - EGCONSOLE Deep Dungeon MSX - External Exodus - Girls Who Are Totally Into Me - Hospital Romance: Anime Doctor Crush - House Fixer Simulator - I Am Dog – Chaos Simulator (available Sunday 10 May) - In Trusted Hands (available Friday 8 May) - Island Survive Simulator – Craft, Build, Grow (available Friday 8 May) - Jigsaw Puzzle: Around The World (available Saturday 9 May) - Kill It With Fire! 2 - Kingdom Trails (available Friday 8 May) - Korean Drone Flying Tour Tapjeong Lake - Lost Twins 2 - Mighty Aphid (available Friday 8 May) - Millionaire Obby (available Friday 8 May) - Pa!nt - Shadows of the Afterland - Sudoku Mania - TetherGeist - To Farm Lands: Sowing Fields - Versebound - Wax Heads - Zumba World – The Marble Monster Adventure Journalistic context and expertise Alex Seedhouse, who provided the original update, has covered Nintendo for 16 years and reported from major industry events including E3 and gamescom. He has led Nintendo Insider’s coverage across three console generations and is a Metacritic-approved critic, credentials that inform his reporting on Nintendo Switch 2 hardware and the platform’s software lineup. What to expect on the eShop All titles listed are available via the Nintendo eShop in Europe according to this week’s update. Several games carry specific availability dates later in the week—titles marked with dates should appear on the eShop on those days. Players on Nintendo Switch and the new Nintendo Switch 2 can browse the full update on the eShop storefront to see regional pricing, launch-day discounts, and any promotional bundles. For publishers and developers, this weekly eShop roll-out underscores the continuing pace of releases on Nintendo platforms and the importance of storefront visibility for new titles across both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2.