Nintendo Switch 2 Games

Nintendo Switch 2 Edition games are enhanced re-releases of existing Nintendo Switch titles. Each Edition upgrades the original with improvements like higher resolution, faster frame rates, HDR support, or new content, and is a separate purchase from the base Switch version. Nintendo also offers paid upgrade packs for some titles, letting owners of the original game pay a smaller fee to unlock the Switch 2 Edition. Alongside Editions, the console has its own lineup of native Switch 2 exclusives: games built ground-up for the new hardware that never had a Switch original.

Regional pricing matters for Switch 2 titles just as much as it does for the rest of the Nintendo catalogue, and often more. Nintendo sets an eShop price per country rather than converting from a single base price, so the same Switch 2 game can cost $70 in one region and the equivalent of $45 in another. Edition upgrades and exclusives are priced independently in each of the 49 eShop regions, and those gaps are not small: they can be wide enough that buying from a different country’s eShop saves you more than the upgrade pack itself costs.

A Nintendo Account’s country can be changed, and Switch 2 games are region-free, so a title bought from a cheaper eShop plays on any console. Payment methods and local taxes may still restrict some regions, but the pricing arbitrage is real and repeatable. This page exists to make it visible.

The table above lists every Switch 2 exclusive and Switch 2 Edition game with its cheapest price across all 49 regions, converted to USD for a fair side-by-side comparison. It shows your local eShop price next to the lowest global price, so you can see at a glance whether switching regions would save you money. Prices are refreshed daily from the Nintendo eShop, with completion-time estimates from HowLongToBeat, so the figures here reflect what the eShop is actually charging today: not a cached or outdated snapshot.