Many fans have flocked to the Japanese eShop since its inception, owing to the plethora of Japanese games which never received overseas releases. However, Nintendo is now making the process of ...

"as as a limitation of the actual eShop you will still need to buy each game individually." Nintendo Life also plans to add wishlist functionality, a way to display screenshots on the game page ...

As VGC noted, however, there are services that allow international buyers to purchase Nintendo eShop cards online. In this case, users would still be able to purchase their games through that ...

Nintendo has shared five of the games coming to the eShop this February. Given the age of the Switch and the recent announcement of its successor, it’s great to see that the console is still ...

Those interested in buying the RPG now that it is back on the Nintendo Switch eShop should expect to pay $59.99 for it and fork over 7 GB of space to download it.

Nintendo eShop is a cash-based service that features a wide variety of content, including new and classic games, applications and demos. Users can add money to their account balances by using a ...

Nintendo of America is back with its first big eShop sale ... love this game. This is the exact same, excellent game that you’ve played before, so whether or not you want to buy it again is ...

"Thank you very much for your continued patronage of our products," Nintendo wrote in a ... make purchases from the Japanese eShop - for instance to buy a game not released elsewhere.

It's common for Switch players to buy their games from the Japanese eShop, either to circumvent what they see as poor exchange rates or to get games that they can't get in their native countries.