File-size listings on Nintendo's eShop reveal storage requirements for a wide range of Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch titles, from high-profile indies to smaller downloadable releases.
The data, pulled directly from North American, European and Japanese eShop pages, provides players and developers a straightforward look at how much storage each title will require.
According to the eShop listings across regions, the largest Nintendo Switch 2 entry in this roundup is Lollipop Chainsaw Repop – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition at 16.9GB.
Other notable Switch 2 entries include One Military Camp (2.6GB) and Touhou Yukkuri Mountain – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition (1.5GB).
On the Nintendo Switch platform, file sizes vary widely: Poppy Playtime: Chapter 5 is listed at 8.3GB, Birushana: Winds of Fate at 6.4GB, and Rival Stars Horse Racing at 6.1GB.
Mina the Hollower, developed by Yacht Club Games, appears in both storefronts with very small footprints: the Nintendo Switch 2 edition is listed at 878MB, while the Nintendo Switch listing is similar at 873MB.
Nickelodeon Extreme Tennis: Next is listed for Nintendo Switch at 3.9GB, a midrange size among current eShop releases.
The full roundup includes a large number of smaller releases that will be familiar to regular eShop shoppers.
Examples from the Switch listings include My Little Puppy (5.2GB), N.E.R.D (4.2GB), LumenTale: Memories of Trey (4.1GB), and a range of sub-1GB titles such as Cat in a Jam: City Secrets (1020MB) and Bluey’s Quest for the Gold Pen (816MB).
At the low end of the spectrum, Eggconsole Hercules PC-8801mkIISR is listed at just 40MB.
For players managing limited storage on Nintendo Switch or preparing for Nintendo Switch 2, these figures are useful for planning downloads, microSD purchases, and offloading strategies.
The listings cited here were taken directly from official eShop pages in North America, Europe and Japan; previous file-size roundups from the same source are available for comparison.
This consolidated view highlights the continuing diversity in file-size requirements across both Nintendo platforms, from compact indie releases to larger remasters and sequels.
The data, pulled directly from North American, European and Japanese eShop pages, provides players and developers a straightforward look at how much storage each title will require.
According to the eShop listings across regions, the largest Nintendo Switch 2 entry in this roundup is Lollipop Chainsaw Repop – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition at 16.9GB.
Other notable Switch 2 entries include One Military Camp (2.6GB) and Touhou Yukkuri Mountain – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition (1.5GB).
On the Nintendo Switch platform, file sizes vary widely: Poppy Playtime: Chapter 5 is listed at 8.3GB, Birushana: Winds of Fate at 6.4GB, and Rival Stars Horse Racing at 6.1GB.
Mina the Hollower, developed by Yacht Club Games, appears in both storefronts with very small footprints: the Nintendo Switch 2 edition is listed at 878MB, while the Nintendo Switch listing is similar at 873MB.
Nickelodeon Extreme Tennis: Next is listed for Nintendo Switch at 3.9GB, a midrange size among current eShop releases.
The full roundup includes a large number of smaller releases that will be familiar to regular eShop shoppers.
Examples from the Switch listings include My Little Puppy (5.2GB), N.E.R.D (4.2GB), LumenTale: Memories of Trey (4.1GB), and a range of sub-1GB titles such as Cat in a Jam: City Secrets (1020MB) and Bluey’s Quest for the Gold Pen (816MB).
At the low end of the spectrum, Eggconsole Hercules PC-8801mkIISR is listed at just 40MB.
For players managing limited storage on Nintendo Switch or preparing for Nintendo Switch 2, these figures are useful for planning downloads, microSD purchases, and offloading strategies.
The listings cited here were taken directly from official eShop pages in North America, Europe and Japan; previous file-size roundups from the same source are available for comparison.
This consolidated view highlights the continuing diversity in file-size requirements across both Nintendo platforms, from compact indie releases to larger remasters and sequels.
