The data—sourced from the North American, European and Japanese eShop pages—covers major releases and smaller indie projects alike, providing a useful snapshot for players tracking storage needs ahead of launches and updates.
According to the aggregated eShop listings, file sizes for Nintendo Switch 2 titles range broadly.
The largest reported entry is NBA 2K27 at 83GB on Nintendo Switch 2, followed by Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Complete Edition at 39.1GB and Onimusha: Way of the Sword at 34.2GB.
Other Switch 2 listings include My Hero Academia: All’s Justice (23.4GB), Orbitals (9.8GB), Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault (6.2GB) and Mewgenics (5.1GB).
On the lower end, Asdivine Knot — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is listed at roughly 500MB.
For the original Nintendo Switch, the eShop roundup highlights a large number of smaller installs.
Notable entries include Marsupilami 2: Salsa Palombia at 4.4GB, Before Exit: Gas Station at 3.9GB and a range of titles clustered in the 1–3GB bracket.
Many indie and niche releases show file sizes under 1GB, including Isle of Reveries (402MB) and Little Problems: A Cozy Detective Game (438MB).
A concise restatement of the eShop data reads: listings across Nintendo’s eShop regions show file sizes for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 games, with values ranging from sub-100MB indie packages to AAA entries exceeding 80GB.
This roundup uses only the figures displayed on the official eShop pages in North America, Europe and Japan.
The list provides an immediate reference for players planning storage allocation on both Nintendo Switch hardware platforms.
For context, this coverage continues ongoing reporting on eShop file-size disclosures and follows previous roundups that compiled similar listings from Nintendo’s regional storefronts.