Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen listings seem on Nintendo eShop

Original: An inventory for Pokemon FireRed and Pokemon LeafGreen have appeared on the “Coming Soon” tab of the eShop. Each recreation is priced at $19.99, and each are set to launch on February 27, 2026.

The title is said to help native wi-fi play, with Pokemon Home help being added at a later time. It needs to be famous that every language has its personal itemizing. The US eShop has English, Spanish and French; The EU provides German and Italian listings; and the Japanese eShop solely has the title in Japanese.

You can see the total description of FireRed from the eShop beneath. The LeafGreen description is an identical with the title of the sport swapped.

Set off on a grand journey to change into the Pokémon League Champion-now on Nintendo Switch

Celebrate 30 years of Pokémon™ with this Nintendo Switch model* of the Pokémon FireRed Version recreation initially launched on the Game Boy
Advance system! Explore the Kanto area, uncover wild Pokémon round each nook, and purpose to finish your Pokédex as you battle your strategy to success. Earn badges as you develop successful methods to make use of in opposition to every skilled Gym Leader, and uncover superb secrets and techniques in your quest to be the perfect Trainer.

This digital unique accommodates the Sevii islands, the place much more Pokémon await. You may go to the Pokémon Wireless Club to commerce, battle, and chat with different gamers by way of native wi-fi**!
Support for Pokémon HOME is coming quickly

You’ll be capable to convey the Pokémon you catch and practice to the place the place all Pokémon gather-support for Pokémon HOME is coming to Pokémon FireRed Version!

Keep in thoughts that the titles are at the moment solely viewable by way of the eShop in a Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch 2 system within the “Coming Soon” part. They have but to look on both the official Nintendo web site, or the Nintendo Store cellular app.

You can see what else is coming to Nintendo Switch here.

Update: The titles are actually viewable by way of Nintendo’s official web site. Pokemon FireRed’s itemizing might be seen here, and Pokemon LeafGreen’s itemizing might be seen here.