Intro
Regional Nintendo eShop listings in North America, Europe and Japan now include file-size information for several titles listed under both standard Nintendo Switch entries and entries labeled Switch 2.
The listings cover a broad range of releases and editions, from high-profile console ports to compact indie and family titles.
Key highlights and context
The largest file-size entry in the roundup is Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: Encore Edition at 45GB in listings marked for Switch 2.
Guardians of the Galaxy was developed by Eidos-Montréal and originally released across PC and consoles on October 26, 2021; the new listing reflects a substantial digital footprint for its Encore Edition on next-generation entries.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time appears with a 24.5GB listing; Ocarina of Time is one of Nintendo's most enduring franchises, originally released on Nintendo 64 in 1998.
Other Switch 2 listings include smaller third-party and indie titles such as Crymelight (5.9GB) and Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered (3.9GB).
Standard Nintendo Switch eShop entries in the roundup show many modestly sized releases: Let's Sing 2027 (3.9GB), Next of Kin: Epiphany (2.9GB) and several indie and casual games with sizes under 1GB.
Journalistic summary of the source
According to the eShop listings pulled from North America, Europe and Japan, publishers and platform pages are providing file-size metadata across both Switch and entries labeled Switch 2.
The size data was collected directly from those regional eShop pages and reflects the current digital storefront information available at the time of reporting.
Why this matters
File-size disclosures are useful for consumers managing limited internal storage on Nintendo Switch hardware and for developers planning patches, updates and distribution.
For larger ports such as Guardians of the Galaxy, the 45GB figure signals that next-generation listings may carry sizeable assets, while the broad range of smaller entries highlights the continued role of compact indie releases on Nintendo's digital storefronts.
What to watch
Nintendo uses eShop metadata and announcements, often highlighted during Nintendo Direct presentations, to communicate availability and technical details.
For precise installation requirements, users should consult their region's eShop listing or official publisher pages before purchase.
Full roundup
The regional eShop listings included a detailed list of file sizes across Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch entries covering the titles reported above and many more across genres and regions.
Regional Nintendo eShop listings in North America, Europe and Japan now include file-size information for several titles listed under both standard Nintendo Switch entries and entries labeled Switch 2.
The listings cover a broad range of releases and editions, from high-profile console ports to compact indie and family titles.
Key highlights and context
The largest file-size entry in the roundup is Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: Encore Edition at 45GB in listings marked for Switch 2.
Guardians of the Galaxy was developed by Eidos-Montréal and originally released across PC and consoles on October 26, 2021; the new listing reflects a substantial digital footprint for its Encore Edition on next-generation entries.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time appears with a 24.5GB listing; Ocarina of Time is one of Nintendo's most enduring franchises, originally released on Nintendo 64 in 1998.
Other Switch 2 listings include smaller third-party and indie titles such as Crymelight (5.9GB) and Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered (3.9GB).
Standard Nintendo Switch eShop entries in the roundup show many modestly sized releases: Let's Sing 2027 (3.9GB), Next of Kin: Epiphany (2.9GB) and several indie and casual games with sizes under 1GB.
Journalistic summary of the source
According to the eShop listings pulled from North America, Europe and Japan, publishers and platform pages are providing file-size metadata across both Switch and entries labeled Switch 2.
The size data was collected directly from those regional eShop pages and reflects the current digital storefront information available at the time of reporting.
Why this matters
File-size disclosures are useful for consumers managing limited internal storage on Nintendo Switch hardware and for developers planning patches, updates and distribution.
For larger ports such as Guardians of the Galaxy, the 45GB figure signals that next-generation listings may carry sizeable assets, while the broad range of smaller entries highlights the continued role of compact indie releases on Nintendo's digital storefronts.
What to watch
Nintendo uses eShop metadata and announcements, often highlighted during Nintendo Direct presentations, to communicate availability and technical details.
For precise installation requirements, users should consult their region's eShop listing or official publisher pages before purchase.
Full roundup
The regional eShop listings included a detailed list of file sizes across Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch entries covering the titles reported above and many more across genres and regions.
