Switch 2 eShop File Sizes: Moss, Denshattack, Fitness Boxing 3 Detailed

Priya Anand12/07/20263 min read

Switch 2 eShop File Sizes: Moss, Denshattack, Fitness Boxing 3 Detailed

A fresh batch of download sizes has surfaced on the Nintendo eShop ahead of a packed mid-July release window, giving Switch and Switch 2 owners an early idea of how much storage they’ll need to clear out. The listings cover several of next week’s biggest arrivals, including Polyarc’s Moss: The Forgotten Relic, the trick-riding train adventure Denshattack!, and Imagineer’s Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition.

Outlets that regularly track eShop metadata pull these figures directly from storefront listings across North America, Europe and Japan, and the practice has become a fixture for Switch owners trying to plan their microSD Express purchases before a launch. Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch games almost every week as new titles go up for pre-load.

Moss: The Forgotten Relic Bundles Two Games Into One July 16 Release

Culdcept BEGINS – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition are both due July 16th, alongside Moss: The Forgotten Relic and The Mermaid’s Mask, according to Nintendo Life’s release calendar. The Polyarc collection combines the original VR-born Moss with its sequel into a single package for consoles for the first time. Publisher Polyarc has just announced a beautiful fantasy adventure experience that brings together the stories from its virtual reality titles, introducing several new features for this version, including enhanced visuals and performance, newly hand-crafted cutscenes, and a “Smart Follow” camera system. Players will also find a new accessibility option called “Skip Combat”.

With its two-book campaign and enhanced visual work folded in, the collection’s footprint on Switch 2 sits noticeably larger than a typical indie puzzle-platformer, reflecting the extra cutscene and texture work Polyarc has added for the reissue.

Denshattack! and Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit Arrive a Day Earlier, on July 15

Denshattack! and Teeto both land on Switch 2 on July 15th, a day ahead of the bigger July 16 wave. Nintendo’s own European newsroom describes the game as a chance to board a gravity-defying train and embark on a madcap quest to save Japan in Denshattack!, flipping, tricking and grinding through a fast-paced, off-the-rails ride through a colourful dystopia. The official Switch storefront listing adds that players will hop aboard a custom gravity-defying train to defeat the sinister Miraidō corporation while facing off against a lineup of reimagined Japanese trains.

Sharing that July 15 launch slot is Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit, the life-sim sequel from Spry Fox and The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild. The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild, along with Spry Fox, announced new Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch versions of Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit, with fans able to expect this one on July 15, 2026. On the newer hardware, it’ll support 4K resolution when docked (1080p in handheld mode) and improved frame rate, a bump that likely accounts for its own storage footprint alongside the Switch original.