You can find the list of Upcoming Games on this page! As for demos, it’s this one. NB: you can click on the region icon (EU, NA, JP) to go to the web eShop page of the game.

Lost Sphear (Square-Enix): $49.99 (out on January 23rd 2017).

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle + Adventure Pack (Nintendo): 8 458 Yen (out on January 18th).

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (Nintendo): 6 458 Yen (out on January 18th).Pic-a-Pix Deluxe (Lightwood Games): 7.99€ / $7.99 (out on January 4th, demo available).Nintendo Switch – List of games available for pre-purchase That step is mandatory: you cannot play a pre-purchased game if you don’t connect to the internet after the game has gone live.īe careful though: Nintendo does not offer refunds on the Nintendo eShop (yet?), so if you pre-purchase a game, you’re stuck with it even if you change your mind and decide you don’t want it anymore. When the game goes live, you have to connect to the internet in ordrer to download a small “update” (basically, the unlock key). It’s nothing really special: you buy the game as you would a game already available for purchase, you start downloading the game, and then… you wait until release day. Nintendo Switch – Pre-purchase: how does it work? We always list those in the weekly Nintendo eShop threads, but only in the week they go live and they’re released.

On this page, you will find all there is to know about pre-purchasing games on the Nintendo eShop of the Nintendo Switch, including an up to date list of games available for pre-purchase. This is particularly interesting for meaty games like Resident Evil Revelations 2 (23.6GB!). That way, you can buy a game and start downloading it right away, in order to be able to start playing as soon as the game goes live. With Ver.4.0 of the Nintendo Switch Firmware, Nintendo added a pretty useful feature: the ability to pre-purchase and pre-load games on the Nintendo eShop.

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