It’s time for the newest North American Nintendo Download Switch report for the week of July 24, 2025. The latest releases on the Nintendo eShop include Super Mario Party Jamboree – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV, Wild Hearts S, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
The wait for Fruitbus on Nintendo Switch is almost over, with the release date now set for August 7, 2025. It will initially be sold digitally with a physical version to follow.
We heard that Fruitbus was bound for Nintendo Switch back in March. At the time, a vague 2025 launch window was provided.
May 27: Garfield Kart 2: All You Can Drift is coming to Nintendo Switch, retailer listings have revealed. The racer launches later in 2025.
Garfield Kart came to Nintendo 3DS in 2013. That was followed up with Garfield Kart Furious Racing, which launched on Nintendo Switch at the end of 2019.
Below are the first details for the upcoming project:
Take It Studio is bringing Dream About Parking Lots to Nintendo Switch next week, it’s been announced. The game is slated for July 31, 2025.
A Dream About Parking Lots is a surreal, heartfelt interactive story from Interactive Dreams. Players will look for their car in a series of mazes and parking lots while talking with a therapist about feeling lost.
Here’s some additional information:
Flynn’s Arcade, along with 1CC Games, have announced that Silver Bullet is making its way to Nintendo Switch. It’s on track for a Halloween debut.
Silver Bullet is a gothic shooter. Players will blast their way through spooky stages and macabre mini games as Van Helsing as they look to rescue pet puppies dognapped by Reggie the Vampire.
Learn more about what to expect in the following overview:
Today, Byteparrot set a release date for Slopecrashers on Nintendo Switch. The title will be ready to go on August 7, 2025.
Slopecrashers was originally confirmed for Nintendo Switch at the start of 2023. Following a significant delay – the project was first slated for that same year – it’s now dropping in a couple of weeks.
Learn more about the game via the following overview:
After having to wait for a few months, we finally have a look at the LEGO Game Boy.
The LEGO Game Boy was announced towards the start of the year. At the time though, almost nothing was shared outside of the initial reveal. There was no information about what fans could actually expect.
For those playing through Donkey Kong Bananza, we have a new guide ready to go dedicated to disc farming.
Banandium Gems and fossils aren’t the only collectibles in the game – there are also 110 different music discs to collect, and you can listen to them all at the Getaways you can create throughout the Underground World. In summary, you can get these discs by defeating enemies, but the chance that they drop isn’t very good under normal circumstances. Thankfully, there’s an excellent method to getting a whole bunch of these fast, and we actually discovered it by accident. Please note that you’ll need to clear the main story to access this farming method, so keep that in mind before you continue. Light spoilers ahead!
