Nintendo Switch 2 had another busy news day, and the pattern is becoming clearer: Nintendo’s new hardware is quickly building a broad third-party and digital ecosystem. Monster Hunter Wilds is officially in development for Switch 2, Trine 6 is coming to both Switch 2 and Switch, Attack on Titan 3 is confirmed for the platform, and the latest eShop charts show Tomodachi Life still dominating while Bluey enters the top ten. That mix matters.
Switch 2 cannot rely only on Nintendo first-party magic. It needs big third-party action games, family titles, indies, retro support and steady digital variety. June 6 delivered all of that in one messy pile.
The hardware still needs more long-term first-party clarity, but the software shelf is already looking much healthier than skeptics expected.
Source: Nintendo Everything - https://nintendoeverything.com/nintendo-switch-eshop-charts-june-6-2026/