Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 Game File Sizes Revealed on eShop Listings
The Nintendo eShop has become a vital source of information for gamers eager to manage their system storage and plan their next downloads.
Now, recent listings across the North American, European, and Japanese eShops have unveiled the file sizes for a range of upcoming titles for both Nintendo Switch and the next-generation Nintendo Switch 2.
This data helps players allocate storage space and understand what to expect as new releases hit the digital storefront. One of the most anticipated titles for the new hardware generation, MIO: Memories in Orbit, is slated for release on the Nintendo Switch 2 with a file size of 3.4GB.
Developed by a passionate indie team, MIO: Memories in Orbit promises an atmospheric experience, and its moderate file size suggests a balance between rich content and efficient optimization for Nintendo’s next-gen console. Meanwhile, the Nintendo Switch continues to receive a robust lineup.
Among the newly listed titles, Big Hops stands out with a file size of 3.9GB, indicating a substantial amount of in-game assets and potential replay value.
Other noteworthy titles with sizable listings include Owlen and the Spirits of the Past (3.9GB), Zumba – Marble Candy Rush (3.9GB), and Mist (3.9GB).
These games, spanning a variety of genres, show Nintendo’s ongoing support for a diverse portfolio on its highly successful hybrid console. For those keeping a closer eye on storage limits, there are several compact options as well.
Construction Sim: City and Road Builder comes in at 2.0GB, while smaller yet captivating titles such as Hidden Cats in Istanbul (685MB), Hero Seekers (600MB), and Dunkirk – The Forgotten Soldier (465MB) provide entertainment without heavy storage demands.
Notably, the lightweight puzzle title Jelly & Toast requires just 47MB, perfect for players looking to fit in one more game. Below is a summary of some of the most recent Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 file size updates from the eShop: Nintendo Switch 2: - MIO: Memories in Orbit – 3.4GB Nintendo Switch: - Big Hops – 3.9GB - Owlen and the Spirits of the Past – 3.9GB - Zumba – Marble Candy Rush – 3.9GB - Mist – 3.9GB - Construction Sim: City and Road Builder – 2.0GB - Gray War Conflict – 1.7GB - Clothing Store Simulator – 1.0GB - I Am Future: Cozy Apocalypse Survival – 1.0GB - SnapCat: Mia’s Cozy Adventure – 853MB - Storm Chasing Sim 2025 – Tornado Hunter – 833MB - Van Life: Home Simulator – 800MB - Go Kart Island – 750MB - Hidden Cats in Istanbul – 685MB - Hero Seekers – 600MB - Dunkirk – The Forgotten Soldier – 465MB - Biplanes – 378MB - Pin Strike 2 – 306MB - Lalulu Island Survival – 239MB - Tile Jong – 94MB - Gridz Keeper – 65MB - Jelly & Toast – 47MB A Nintendo spokesperson has previously stated that the eShop’s detailed file size listings are designed to help users manage their downloads effectively across different regional stores.
The accurate information supports both new and existing Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 owners in maximizing their gaming experiences without the worry of running out of storage unexpectedly. For more insights on game sizes, release dates, and digital trends, keep an eye on the Nintendo eShop as well as regular updates from Nintendo Direct presentations.
Whether you’re interested in expansive adventures or bite-sized puzzlers, the latest eShop listings provide valuable guidance for every type of player on Nintendo’s popular hardware.
Now, recent listings across the North American, European, and Japanese eShops have unveiled the file sizes for a range of upcoming titles for both Nintendo Switch and the next-generation Nintendo Switch 2.
This data helps players allocate storage space and understand what to expect as new releases hit the digital storefront. One of the most anticipated titles for the new hardware generation, MIO: Memories in Orbit, is slated for release on the Nintendo Switch 2 with a file size of 3.4GB.
Developed by a passionate indie team, MIO: Memories in Orbit promises an atmospheric experience, and its moderate file size suggests a balance between rich content and efficient optimization for Nintendo’s next-gen console. Meanwhile, the Nintendo Switch continues to receive a robust lineup.
Among the newly listed titles, Big Hops stands out with a file size of 3.9GB, indicating a substantial amount of in-game assets and potential replay value.
Other noteworthy titles with sizable listings include Owlen and the Spirits of the Past (3.9GB), Zumba – Marble Candy Rush (3.9GB), and Mist (3.9GB).
These games, spanning a variety of genres, show Nintendo’s ongoing support for a diverse portfolio on its highly successful hybrid console. For those keeping a closer eye on storage limits, there are several compact options as well.
Construction Sim: City and Road Builder comes in at 2.0GB, while smaller yet captivating titles such as Hidden Cats in Istanbul (685MB), Hero Seekers (600MB), and Dunkirk – The Forgotten Soldier (465MB) provide entertainment without heavy storage demands.
Notably, the lightweight puzzle title Jelly & Toast requires just 47MB, perfect for players looking to fit in one more game. Below is a summary of some of the most recent Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 file size updates from the eShop: Nintendo Switch 2: - MIO: Memories in Orbit – 3.4GB Nintendo Switch: - Big Hops – 3.9GB - Owlen and the Spirits of the Past – 3.9GB - Zumba – Marble Candy Rush – 3.9GB - Mist – 3.9GB - Construction Sim: City and Road Builder – 2.0GB - Gray War Conflict – 1.7GB - Clothing Store Simulator – 1.0GB - I Am Future: Cozy Apocalypse Survival – 1.0GB - SnapCat: Mia’s Cozy Adventure – 853MB - Storm Chasing Sim 2025 – Tornado Hunter – 833MB - Van Life: Home Simulator – 800MB - Go Kart Island – 750MB - Hidden Cats in Istanbul – 685MB - Hero Seekers – 600MB - Dunkirk – The Forgotten Soldier – 465MB - Biplanes – 378MB - Pin Strike 2 – 306MB - Lalulu Island Survival – 239MB - Tile Jong – 94MB - Gridz Keeper – 65MB - Jelly & Toast – 47MB A Nintendo spokesperson has previously stated that the eShop’s detailed file size listings are designed to help users manage their downloads effectively across different regional stores.
The accurate information supports both new and existing Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 owners in maximizing their gaming experiences without the worry of running out of storage unexpectedly. For more insights on game sizes, release dates, and digital trends, keep an eye on the Nintendo eShop as well as regular updates from Nintendo Direct presentations.
Whether you’re interested in expansive adventures or bite-sized puzzlers, the latest eShop listings provide valuable guidance for every type of player on Nintendo’s popular hardware.
