Updated
Updated · Games Asylum · Jul 16
Nintendo eShop Adds Denshattack and Enhanced Moss in New Switch 2-Led Weekly Drop
Updated
Updated · Games Asylum · Jul 16

Nintendo eShop Adds Denshattack and Enhanced Moss in New Switch 2-Led Weekly Drop

3 articles · Updated · Games Asylum · Jul 16

Summary

  • Nintendo’s latest eShop update is unusually weighted toward dual-platform launches, with most new releases arriving on both Switch and Switch 2 rather than splitting the audience.
  • Denshattack stands out as a Switch 2-only debut at £15.99, pairing stunt-train grinding with large, hectic stages that the report says likely explain its absence from the original Switch.
  • Switch 2 also picks up upgraded editions of earlier Switch releases, including Fitness Boxing 3, STARBITES and Outlaws, with enhancements such as camera support, higher frame rates and up to 120fps/4K output.
  • Moss: The Forgotten Relic bundles Moss Book I and II into one enhanced package for Switch and Switch 2, with reviews citing 60fps performance, crisp visuals and fast loading on Switch 2.
  • The broader slate spans Annapurna’s D-topia, Teeto, Go-Go Town, Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit and The Mermaid Mask, plus retro revivals such as Geppy-X and Culdcept BEGINS.

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