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Thinking about getting a Nintendo Account but haven’t taken the leap yet? It’s easy to sign up for free. Once you have a Nintendo Account, you can enjoy the perks of the My Nintendo rewards program. Earn points every time you buy eligible digital games on Nintendo eShop, play with Nintendo apps on your smartphone, or even just by logging into services like Nintendo eShop.
For more information on buying download games, check out Nintendo’s official website. And if you’re on the hunt for more great downloadable content, head over to our Nintendo eShop website to explore.
Keep in mind that you should consult Nintendo eShop or individual game pages for the latest pricing details.
To download demos from Nintendo eShop on your Nintendo Switch, you’ll need to register for a Nintendo Account. Remember, terms and conditions apply.
If you’re planning to purchase download games or grab demos and free software from Nintendo eShop’s official website, you’ll need a Nintendo Account linked to your Nintendo Switch console. Make sure your console is set as the active device for downloads by visiting the Nintendo eShop on it at least once. For hassle-free automatic downloads, your system should be up-to-date, online, and equipped with automatic download settings and enough storage space. For more detailed information, visit our Support section. Just so you know, any purchases or demo downloads initiated through the Nintendo website are managed via Nintendo eShop.
