Nintendo eShop Scraper — Games & Prices

Pull Nintendo Switch eShop data — titles, prices, discounts, genres, players, release dates and more — via Nintendo's own public store search backend. No proxies, no login, no fragile reverse-engineered keys.

Search by keyword or look up by nsuid, and get clean, structured data per game.

Who it's for

• Deal / price-tracking sites — monitor eShop prices and discounts.
• Game market research — pull a genre or franchise and compare.
• Developers & publishers — track your own and competitors' pricing and release cadence.
• AI / data pipelines — structured catalogue data.

Why it's reliable

Nintendo has no clean official public API — most scrapers rely on reverse-engineered keys that break. This actor uses Nintendo's European store search backend (searching.nintendo-europe.com), the same service that powers the official store search, so it stays stable without proxies or anti-bot workarounds.

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
searchTerms	array	—	Keywords to search (e.g. zelda, mario kart)
nsuids	array	—	Optional eShop ids to look up directly
system	string	switch	switch = modern eShop with live prices; all = incl. retro/legacy
language	string	en	Catalogue language code
maxGamesPerSearch	integer	20	Games returned per search term

Provide at least one of searchTerms or nsuids.

Output

One row per game:

{
  "nsuid": "70010000063715",
  "title": "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom",
  "publisher": "Nintendo",
  "genres": ["Action", "Adventure"],
  "playersFrom": 1,
  "playersTo": 1,
  "releaseDate": "2023-05-12T00:00:00Z",
  "priceRegular": 59.99,
  "priceLowest": null,
  "discountPercent": 0,
  "hasDiscount": false,
  "ageRating": "7",
  "systems": ["nintendoswitch_digitaldistribution,nintendoswitch_gamecard"],
  "image": "https://…",
  "url": "https://www.nintendo.com/en-gb/Games/…"
}

Notes & limits

• Covers the pan-European catalogue (prices in EUR/GBP). US-region-only titles aren't indexed by this backend; nsuids are region-specific.
• Prices come from the catalogue feed; for retro/legacy titles (with system: all) price and nsuid may be absent.
• Public data; you are responsible for using the output in line with your own legal and compliance requirements.