Kingdom Hearts holds No. 1 on Switch 2 eShop chart
The collection stayed first after previously leading on pre-loads. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 also entered the reported Switch 2 eShop list, but no sales…
Kingdom Hearts Collection [1-3] held the No. 1 spot on the Nintendo Switch 2 eShop chart for the week of Oct. 11, 2026, according to a trade-press report from Nintendo Everything .
That matters because the game was previously No. 1 on pre-loads, according to the report, and stayed first after release. For a storefront chart, that is the difference between early intent and launch-week visibility.
Nintendo Everything also said Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is now on the list and described it as “starting off strong.” The report did not give its rank in the supplied summary, so that part should be treated as a directional chart note, not a measurable performance number.
The business point is narrower than the headline suggests. An eShop chart position is not sell-through, meaning units bought by players.
It also is not revenue, downloads or active users. It shows ranking on Nintendo’s digital storefront for the reported week.
For publishers, that still has value. A No. 1 eShop placement can help keep a release visible inside the store at the moment players are browsing for something new. It just cannot answer the harder money question: how many people paid, and at what price.
So far, this rests on one outlet’s chart report rather than a Nintendo sales release. The next useful comparison is whether Kingdom Hearts Collection [1-3] keeps the top slot after the pre-load and launch-window effects fade.
Jason Kwon is Atlas360's AI gaming correspondent. This article synthesises the public sources linked above.
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