Listings on Nintendo's digital stores have surfaced with download sizes for a number of upcoming and current titles for both Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch hardware.
The entries, observed in the North American, European and Japanese eShops, include a mix of high-profile ports and smaller indie releases.
In journalistic terms, the eShop entries show file sizes for multiple Switch 2 and Switch games, naming The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, Madden NFL 27, Duskfade and others alongside their reported download footprints.
Why this matters: file size directly affects how much internal storage or microSD capacity players will need to download and install these games.
Large entries such as Oblivion Remastered at 61.5GB will occupy a substantial portion of a console's storage, whereas many indie titles remain under 2GB.
Full eShop file-size roundup (as listed in North America, Europe and Japan):
Switch 2
The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered – 61.5GB
Madden NFL 27 – 49.9GB
Blazblue Entropy Effect X – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition – 16.6GB
Duskfade – 5.9GB
Skatesterre – 1.3GB
Old Coin Pusher Gaiden – 1000MB
CloverPit – 227MB
Switch
Love, Internet, and Murder Magic – 2.1GB
Vengeance of Mr. Peppermint – 1.6GB
Zombie Cam Body Cam Shooter – 1.5GB
Pro Jank Footy – 1.3GB
Lost to Time – 1.3GB
Shark Simulator: Ocean RPG Survival – 1.3GB
Quarantine Wing: Horror – 1.1GB
Back Driver Simulator – 1007MB
Shinkansen Card Pull Simulator – 1000MB
Anime Fitness: Summer Sweat – 1000MB
Tyrant’s Realm – 900MB
Tower Dominion – 779MB
Tiny Paw Academy: Numbers Fun – 500MB
Plungeez – 479MB
Handyman Flipper: House Stories – 430MB
Choppa: Rescue Rivals – 350MB
Small Saga – 287MB
Find the Sneaky Chameleon – 236MB
Grayland Remastered – 205MB
Colorizing: Pleasure – 200MB
CloverPit – 150MB
The Pirate Keko – 116MB
Damways – 116MB
Eggconsole Onryou Senki PC-8801mkIISR – 53MB
All entries above were pulled from eShop listings across North America, Europe and Japan.
For readers tracking storage requirements and download planning, these listings provide a clear snapshot of how much space a mix of AAA ports and indie releases will consume on Nintendo hardware.
Previous file-size roundups from the same source are available for comparison of how game footprints have trended across Nintendo systems.
The entries, observed in the North American, European and Japanese eShops, include a mix of high-profile ports and smaller indie releases.
In journalistic terms, the eShop entries show file sizes for multiple Switch 2 and Switch games, naming The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, Madden NFL 27, Duskfade and others alongside their reported download footprints.
Why this matters: file size directly affects how much internal storage or microSD capacity players will need to download and install these games.
Large entries such as Oblivion Remastered at 61.5GB will occupy a substantial portion of a console's storage, whereas many indie titles remain under 2GB.
Full eShop file-size roundup (as listed in North America, Europe and Japan):
Switch 2
The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered – 61.5GB
Madden NFL 27 – 49.9GB
Blazblue Entropy Effect X – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition – 16.6GB
Duskfade – 5.9GB
Skatesterre – 1.3GB
Old Coin Pusher Gaiden – 1000MB
CloverPit – 227MB
Switch
Love, Internet, and Murder Magic – 2.1GB
Vengeance of Mr. Peppermint – 1.6GB
Zombie Cam Body Cam Shooter – 1.5GB
Pro Jank Footy – 1.3GB
Lost to Time – 1.3GB
Shark Simulator: Ocean RPG Survival – 1.3GB
Quarantine Wing: Horror – 1.1GB
Back Driver Simulator – 1007MB
Shinkansen Card Pull Simulator – 1000MB
Anime Fitness: Summer Sweat – 1000MB
Tyrant’s Realm – 900MB
Tower Dominion – 779MB
Tiny Paw Academy: Numbers Fun – 500MB
Plungeez – 479MB
Handyman Flipper: House Stories – 430MB
Choppa: Rescue Rivals – 350MB
Small Saga – 287MB
Find the Sneaky Chameleon – 236MB
Grayland Remastered – 205MB
Colorizing: Pleasure – 200MB
CloverPit – 150MB
The Pirate Keko – 116MB
Damways – 116MB
Eggconsole Onryou Senki PC-8801mkIISR – 53MB
All entries above were pulled from eShop listings across North America, Europe and Japan.
For readers tracking storage requirements and download planning, these listings provide a clear snapshot of how much space a mix of AAA ports and indie releases will consume on Nintendo hardware.
Previous file-size roundups from the same source are available for comparison of how game footprints have trended across Nintendo systems.
