Intro
Nintendo eShop listings in North America, Europe and Japan have revealed file-size information for a range of titles appearing on both Nintendo Switch 2 and the original Nintendo Switch.
The data — pulled directly from regional eShop pages — includes several high-profile entries such as Square Enix’s Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster alongside Nintendo-adjacent franchises like Splatoon Raiders, plus a variety of indie and third-party releases.
Key Switch 2 file sizes (verified from eShop listings)
- Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster — 27.8GB
- Unbeatable — 14.4GB
- Splatoon Raiders — 13.1GB
- Disgaea Mayhem — 2.0GB
- Pit Panic — 1.3GB
- Memory of Memorie: A Chill Story – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition — 1.1GB
Selected original Nintendo Switch file sizes (verified from eShop listings)
- High Times — 3.6GB
- Solateria — 2.9GB
- Yog-Sothoth’s Yard — 2.9GB
- Helix: Descent N Ascent — 2.6GB
- Tolem — 2.2GB
- Disgaea Mayhem — 1.9GB
- Cozy Battle Royale 2026 — 1.6GB
- Pit Panic — 1.3GB
- Memory of Memorie: A Chill Story — 607MB
(Complete Switch list includes many smaller indie releases down to sub-100MB titles.)
Context and verified background
Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster is Square Enix’s remaster of the original PlayStation 2-era RPGs; the entries remain among the most notable JRPG ports across modern platforms and now appear in eShop size listings for Nintendo hardware.
Splatoon Raiders is tied to Nintendo’s Splatoon franchise, which Nintendo develops and publishes.
Disgaea remains a long-running tactical RPG series developed by Nippon Ichi Software; Disgaea Mayhem appears on both Switch 2 and Switch listings with different file sizes.
Rewritten summary of source statement
According to the eShop entries collected from North American, European and Japanese storefronts, the listings publicly display download sizes for a variety of Switch 2 and Switch releases, and these figures form the basis of the roundup.
Why file sizes matter
File-size listings on the eShop help players manage storage on physical hardware and docked/handheld profiles, especially as modern remasters and multiplatform ports can require tens of gigabytes.
Developers and publishers typically surface these numbers on digital storefront pages ahead of release.
Note
All figures above are taken from official Nintendo eShop listings in the cited regions.
Previous file-size roundups by the same tracker are available through their archive of eShop reports.
Nintendo eShop listings in North America, Europe and Japan have revealed file-size information for a range of titles appearing on both Nintendo Switch 2 and the original Nintendo Switch.
The data — pulled directly from regional eShop pages — includes several high-profile entries such as Square Enix’s Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster alongside Nintendo-adjacent franchises like Splatoon Raiders, plus a variety of indie and third-party releases.
Key Switch 2 file sizes (verified from eShop listings)
- Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster — 27.8GB
- Unbeatable — 14.4GB
- Splatoon Raiders — 13.1GB
- Disgaea Mayhem — 2.0GB
- Pit Panic — 1.3GB
- Memory of Memorie: A Chill Story – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition — 1.1GB
Selected original Nintendo Switch file sizes (verified from eShop listings)
- High Times — 3.6GB
- Solateria — 2.9GB
- Yog-Sothoth’s Yard — 2.9GB
- Helix: Descent N Ascent — 2.6GB
- Tolem — 2.2GB
- Disgaea Mayhem — 1.9GB
- Cozy Battle Royale 2026 — 1.6GB
- Pit Panic — 1.3GB
- Memory of Memorie: A Chill Story — 607MB
(Complete Switch list includes many smaller indie releases down to sub-100MB titles.)
Context and verified background
Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster is Square Enix’s remaster of the original PlayStation 2-era RPGs; the entries remain among the most notable JRPG ports across modern platforms and now appear in eShop size listings for Nintendo hardware.
Splatoon Raiders is tied to Nintendo’s Splatoon franchise, which Nintendo develops and publishes.
Disgaea remains a long-running tactical RPG series developed by Nippon Ichi Software; Disgaea Mayhem appears on both Switch 2 and Switch listings with different file sizes.
Rewritten summary of source statement
According to the eShop entries collected from North American, European and Japanese storefronts, the listings publicly display download sizes for a variety of Switch 2 and Switch releases, and these figures form the basis of the roundup.
Why file sizes matter
File-size listings on the eShop help players manage storage on physical hardware and docked/handheld profiles, especially as modern remasters and multiplatform ports can require tens of gigabytes.
Developers and publishers typically surface these numbers on digital storefront pages ahead of release.
Note
All figures above are taken from official Nintendo eShop listings in the cited regions.
Previous file-size roundups by the same tracker are available through their archive of eShop reports.
