The Nintendo is constantly adding exciting new titles, both indie and triple-A, to the Switch eShop. This week, Nintendo Switch owners received a plethora of new content to sink their teeth into over the weekend. So, what was added to the Nintendo Switch eShop? First, Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition released today.
The Switch version includes all previous downloadable content along with revamped graphics and assorted quality of life changes. Coming May 22, Mega Man Legacy and Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 will arrive on the eShop. While you’ve likely played both already, they’re still worthwhile purchases as both Switch collections contain the complete Mega Man series from the original game up to Mega Man 10.
Other games gracing the Switch eShop include Runner3, The Banner Saga, and Little Nightmares Complete Edition. In the Complete Edition of Little Nightmares, Switch owners will have access to all previously released content. For more, we compiled a list of all games either recently released, or releasing within the next few days, on the Nintendo Switch eShop
- ACA NEOGEO BASEBALL STARS PROFESSIONAL (May 17)
- The Banner Saga 1 (May 17)
- Calculation Castle: Greco’s Ghostly Challenge “Addition” (May 15)
- Calculation Castle: Greco’s Ghostly Challenge “Division” (May 15)
- Calculation Castle: Greco’s Ghostly Challenge “Multiplication” (May 15)
- Calculation Castle: Greco’s Ghostly Challenge “Subtraction” (May 15)
- Disco Dodgeball - REMIX (May 22)
- Fairune Collection (May 17)
- FRAMED Collection (May 17)
- Happy Birthdays (May 22)
- Henry The Hamster Handler (May 18)
- Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition (May 18)
- Ice Cream Surfer (May 17)
- Invisiballs (May 17)
- Johnny Turbo’s Arcade: Super Burger Time (May 17)
- Kitten Squad (May 10)
- Little Nightmares Complete Edition (May 18)
- Mega Man Legacy Collection (May 22)
- Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 (May 22)
- Never Stop (May 15)
- White Night (May 17)
- Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles (May 17)
What do you think of the latest Nintendo Switch games added to the eShop? Do you plan to play indies like Little Nightmares, or are you looking forward to a nostalgic blast from the past with the Mega Man Legacy Collections? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments below!