Summary
GameStop has revealed an updated list ofNintendo Switch 2prices, confirming how much gamers will have to pay for the console, some of its games, and various accessories. TheNintendo Switch 2’s initial pricing information was a bit confusing. Nintendo made no mention of the console’s price during the Switch 2 Nintendo Direct, and afterward, there was misinformation thatMario Kart Worldwas going to cost upwards of $90.
The Nintendo Switch 2 pricing situation became even more confusing after the console’s pre-order date was delayed.Nintendo delayed Switch 2 pre-orders in the USdue to the Trump administration’s tariffs, as it wanted to assess what impact they would have. Nintendo has now announced a new Switch 2 pre-order date of April 24, and while the console itself won’t be getting more expensive, fans will have to pay more for some Switch 2 accessories.
Video game retailer GameStop has now provided a helpful list of items that Nintendo fans will have the chance to pre-order on April 24, along with their updated prices.As laid out by GameStop, the Switch 2 price is staying the same. Gamers will have the chance to choose between a standard console for $449.99 and one that includesMario Kart Worldfor $499.99. SinceMario Kart Worldcosts $79.99, getting the Switch 2Mario Kart Worldbundle will effectively save fans $30.
Nintendo Switch 2 Prices
Nintendo Switch 2 accessories, meanwhile, are proving to be quite pricey in the wake of the Trump tariffs. The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller will cost $84.99, while those hoping to get two pairs of Joy-Cons will have to pay a staggering $94.99. Those wanting the racing wheel set forMario Kart Worldwill have to pay $24.99.The Switch 2 Camera, used for the console’s GameChat feature and mini-games inSuper Mario Party Jamboree’s Switch 2 Edition, costs $54.99. Those wanting an extra dock set for the Switch can expect to shell out $119.99, and those looking to upgrade their console’s storage capacity with a microSD Express Card will have to pay $59.99 for 256 GB.
Another Switch 2 game mentioned by GameStop isDonkey Kong Bananza, which is not aSwitch 2 launch titlebut will be available on July 17, a little over a month after the console hits store shelves.Donkey Kong Bananzawill retail for the industry standard of $69.99, $10 cheaper thanMario Kart World. Other Switch 2 game prices vary. For example,Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remastercosts $39.99, whileStreet Fighter 6 Years 1-2: Fighters Editioncosts $59.99.
