Get ready and gear up, because it’s time to talk about Nintendo’s exciting updates! Just after announcing the release date for the Switch 2, Nintendo had to pause preorders in the U.S. and Canada due to some tariff issues linked to Donald Trump. However, after the delay, Trump decided to push back those tariffs until after the release, and now we finally have the scoop: North American fans can soon jump into action against the scalpers.
Mark your calendars! You can start preordering the Nintendo Switch 2 on April 24, 2025. The great news is that the prices are staying steady: $449.99 for the console alone and $499.99 if you’re going for the bundle with Mario Kart World.
For those eager to jump into some gaming action, both the physical and digital versions of Mario Kart World will be available for $79.99. Meanwhile, if you’re eyeing Donkey Kong Bananza, it’s priced at $69.99, with no changes at launch.
But hold on a bit; there is a little hiccup. Some of the Switch 2 accessories will see price changes from their initial announcement due to “changes in market conditions.”
It’s worth noting that prices for other Nintendo products might also fluctuate in the future, depending on the market. For the latest product and pricing information, you can check out www.nintendo.com.
Sure, that’s typically how it goes, but let’s face it, with the current economic climate in the U.S., the possibility of price shifts feels more real than ever.
Still, it’s exciting to finally know when you’ll be able to get your hands on the Nintendo Switch 2. Make sure to register for preorders at Nintendo.com, if you’re eligible, so you’re not left in the dust if scalpers have a field day come Thursday.