Switch 2 gets three big games in June

Game Rant reported on May 24 that Nintendo Switch 2’s June software slate includes three prominent releases: *Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster*, *Donkey Kong Bananza* and *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment*. Nintendo’s official pages confirm all three titles as Switch 2 games, though the company pages surfaced in this review do not match the June 2026 dates cited in the Game Rant roundup. (nintendo.com) Nintendo’s U.S. store page lists *Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster* for Switch 2 and describes it as a high-definition return of the first *Bravely* game. (nintendo.com) The company’s *Donkey Kong Bananza* page says the game is a Switch 2 exclusive, while its *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment* listing says the title tells the “untold story” of the Imprisoning War tied to *The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom*. ### Which three games are in the June lineup? *Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster* is the most straightforward of the three. Nintendo’s store page says the remaster brings back the original *Bravely Default* with updated visuals for Switch 2, and other Nintendo regional pages describe added modern features such as a redesigned interface and fast-forward options. (nintendo.com) *Donkey Kong Bananza* is positioned as a first-party platform release built around destructible environments. Nintendo’s official site says players control Donkey Kong and Pauline in a “vast underground world,” using smashing and terrain-breaking mechanics as the core of exploration. (nintendo.com) *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment* is the Zelda-linked action game in the group. Nintendo says the game covers the Imprisoning War and frames it as a new chapter in Hyrule’s history, with large-scale battles against enemy hordes. (nintendo.com) ### Do Nintendo’s official pages back the June 2026 dates? Nintendo’s official pages reviewed here confirm the games themselves, but not the exact June 2026 dates cited in the Game Rant item. The Nintendo UK page for *Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster* shows a release date of June 5, 2025, not June 5, 2026. (nintendo.com) Nintendo pages for the other two titles also point to different timing than the June 2026 calendar described in the roundup. Nintendo’s *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment* pages in multiple regions indicate the game launched in November 2025, and Nintendo’s current *Donkey Kong Bananza* pages reviewed here did not surface a June 15, 2026 date in the search snippets. (nintendo.com) ### So what can be stated with confidence right now? Nintendo’s official sites support one central point: all three games are real Switch 2 releases. That makes the June calendar story directionally plausible as a snapshot of notable software around the platform, even though the specific dates in the supplied context were not independently confirmed in this review. (nintendo.com) Game Rant’s contribution was to group those games into a single near-term Switch 2 release list. Nintendo’s own product pages are more reliable for title status, platform designation and game descriptions than for reconstructing the exact dating claim in the context provided here. (nintendo.com) ### Why does this matter for Switch 2 owners? Three recognizable franchises landing in close succession would give Nintendo’s system a concentrated run of role-playing, platforming and action releases. Nintendo’s pages show that spread clearly: *Bravely Default* serves the RPG audience, *Donkey Kong Bananza* is a platform exclusive, and *Hyrule Warriors* extends the Zelda universe through large-scale combat. (nintendo.com) Nintendo’s official store pages are the next place to watch for any release-date revisions, preorder changes or pricing updates tied to those games. As of May 24, the company’s pages confirm the titles and their Switch 2 status, while the exact June 2026 dates in the roundup remain unverified against the official listings reviewed here. (nintendo.com)