Nintendo Digital Releases: August 14, 2025 (North America)

Whoa, alright. Let’s dive into this chaotic whirlpool of gaming goodness, shall we? So, the Nintendo eShop’s dropped a bunch of new stuff this week, and honestly, it’s like a treasure hunt for your Switch and Switch 2. Discounts? Oh, plenty of them. I’m talking full-on sales ninja mode here. Check out the Nintendo America site if you’re ready for that. Or maybe you’ll get distracted, who knows? Happens to the best of us.

Now, hang on. Let’s get to the juicy part: new game releases! First up, for the fancy-pants Nintendo Switch 2, we’ve got stuff like Drag X Drive. Sounds speedy, right? And there’s also EA Sports Madden NFL 26. I know, I know. Gridiron glory incoming.

Switch classics are up next, and wow, are there a lot. Here we go—1989 After the War, dropping Friday, and Bendy: Lone Wolf, same deal. Bubble Wizard IV Saga, anyone? It’s got a kind of pop-a-bubble vibe, I bet. And then Bunkers 1944 FPS—another Friday treat. Old school war zones and all that jazz.

Oh, and cats. Lots of them. Cats in Cozy Rooms, lands this Friday. Not sure what it is about games and cats, but they seem to get along like peanut butter and jelly, don’t they? Anyway, wait—back to the list! More games than you can shake a Joy-Con at. Cyber Car Seller Simulator, which is odd but intriguing… I mean, who knew virtual car sales would become a thing?

Demons Are Coming!—brace yourself for Friday. I’m sensing chaos. And then there’s CORE.SYS arriving Wednesday the 20th. Tons more like CURSE Rounds and Cyber AI Defense. Honestly, it’s a bit of a blur at this point. Gets you curious though, right?

Don’t forget Hop ’n’ Marty, a Friday fling, and Iwakura Aria. Plus, uh, something about rogue raccoons. Yeah, Rouge Raccoon’s the name. I wonder about these game titles sometimes, truly.

Oh, oh! And Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution makes an entrance on Tuesday the 19th. Nostalgia, anyone? Mixed with cartoon chaos? Yes, please.

In short, buckle up. Grab those games, check your lists, and save some coins. Anyway—no, wait. That’s the gist. Head to the website if you haven’t already shopped ’til you dropped. Or maybe go pet a cat. Whatever floats your gaming boat.