Notable retail launches include high-profile ports and remasters alongside a broad slate of digital-only debuts across both platforms.
Key Switch 2 retail and digital highlights
- Retail: Hasbro Games: Junior Collection ($29.99, available Nov. 6); Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: Encore Edition ($39.99); Stellar Blade Complete Edition ($59.99); The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time ($59.99).
- Digital: Arcade Archives 2 Swimmer ($9.99); Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game ($29.99); Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - The Hinokami Chronicles 2 – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition ($39.99); Manairons – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition ($24.99); Zero Parades: Director’s Cut ($39.99).
Several titles list staggered availability dates, including Castlebound (digital, available Nov. 11) and Shrek 2 Remastered (digital, available Nov. 10).
Notable Nintendo Switch releases
- Retail: Hasbro Games: Junior Collection ($29.99, available Nov. 6); K-Pop Rising: Dream to Shine ($34.99); Undergrounded ($24.99).
- Digital: A Snail’s Tale ($12.99, available Nov. 11); Lilac: Side Witch ($24.99); Lilac: Side Wizard ($24.99); Prinny Party: Going Overboard ($29.99, available Nov. 11); Shrek 2 Remastered ($29.99, available Nov. 10); Warhammer Survivors ($7.99, available Nov. 10).
Full pricing and availability for each digital title are listed in Nintendo’s weekly download roundup.
Sales and promotions
Nintendo’s eShop is running a Square Enix Harvest Sale through Nov. 16 at 11:59 p.m.
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The sale feature includes FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE for Nintendo Switch 2 at an 80% discount and FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH for Nintendo Switch 2 at an 85% discount; Nintendo’s store page lists the full catalog of discounted Square Enix titles.
Activities and rewards
To mark The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary, Nintendo is offering a two-pin Ocarina of Time / 40th Anniversary Pin Set as a My Nintendo reward.
Players can redeem the pin set for 800 My Nintendo Platinum Points.
For developers, publishers and players tracking platform adoption and release windows, this week’s download report underscores Nintendo Switch 2’s growing digital roster alongside continued support for the original Nintendo Switch.
Past weekly Nintendo Download reports are archived on Nintendo’s site for reference.