It’s fair to say that Nintendo has been on a roll ever since the OG Switch ruled the roost. Its successor, the Switch 2, currently sits at the top of our list of favorite gaming handheld for 2026. It starts at $450, and the Mario Kart World bundle comes in at $500, saving $30 compared to grabbing the game on its own. But be warned: This bundle is only going to be around for a limited time, so ordering yours soon is the only way to lock in that offer.
While the bundle was produced in limited numbers and won’t see future restocks once it’s gone, it hasn’t disappeared yet. Several major retailers are still carrying it, including Amazon and Best Buy, but we’ve no way of knowing how long that will remain the case. If Mario Kart is already on your must-play list, it makes more sense to pick up this bundle sooner rather than later.
Below, we’ve broken down where US, UK and Canadian shoppers can find this bundle in stock, along with the standalone console and popular Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle. Availability changes often, though, and we’ll continue to update this page as stocks fluctuate, so be sure to check back often.
We’re also keeping track of the accessories you’ll want for your new console, from screen protectors to cameras.
Nintendo Switch 2 at Amazon
Amazon now has the console only, the Mario Kart World bundle and the Donkey Kong bundle available. However, the Pokemon Legends bundle is currently sold out for US and Canadian shoppers.
Amazon has the console alone and the Mario Kart World bundle available. It also carries the Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle, though it’s currently sold out.
Amazon Canada
Canadian shoppers can purchase the console alone, or the Mario Kart World bundle. Both are available. It also carries the Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle, though at the moment it’s only being sold by third-party vendors, which we recommend you avoid.
Nintendo Switch 2 at Best Buy
Best Buy has the console and Mario Kart World bundle in stock. Many stores also offer same-day pickup or delivery but note that availability may vary by location. The Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle is currently sold out.
Best Buy currently has the console and the Mario Kart World bundle in stock online and you may be able to find them available in person depending on where you’re located. The Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle is currently sold out.
Best Buy Canada
Best Buy Canada has online availability for the standalone console and the Mario Kart World bundle right now. The Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle is sold out.
Samsung 256GB microSD Express
Even with the Switch 2’s boosted storage, you may want to increase its memory with a microSD card. This Samsung Express microSD is designed specifically for Nintendo’s new console and features a unique Mario-inspired design. It’s also available now, no wait required.
Nintendo Switch 2 at EB Games
The Switch 2 standalone console and the Mario Kart World bundle are in-stock at EB Games. The Pokemon Legends Z-A bundle is currently out of stock.
Nintendo Switch 2 at Walmart
Walmart has the console and Mario Kart World bundle in stock, being sold and shipped by Walmart directly, but stock is limited. It’s important to note that there are many unverified, third-party vendors on its site as well. We recommend avoiding these, so be sure to double-check that you’re buying from Walmart or Nintendo directly.
Walmart US
Walmart has the standalone console and the Mario Kart World bundle available online, as well as in-store availability at many locations. The Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle is sold out.
Note that unverified third-party retailers sometimes sell these items for inflated prices. We recommend avoiding this so be sure to double-check that you’re getting the version marked as “sold and shipped by Walmart.”
Walmart Canada
Walmart Canada has the standalone console for sale directly from Walmart right now. The Mario Kart World bundle and the Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle are sold out.
Keep an eye out for anything that is sold by third-party vendors, which we recommend avoiding.
Nintendo Switch 2 at Target
You can order the standalone console or the Mario Kart World bundle online right now at Target. You may also find them in-store near you, but it will depend on your location.
Target has the standalone console and the Mario Kart World bundle available online. You can also shop for the console in-store, although availability will vary by location. The Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle is sold out.
Samsung 256GB microSD Express
Even with the Switch 2’s boosted storage, you may be looking to increase its memory with a microSD card. This Samsung Express microSD is designed specifically for Nintendo’s new console and even features a unique Mario-inspired design.
Nintendo Switch 2 at Newegg
As of now, Newegg has the standalone console and the Mario Kart World bundle in stock. It’s also worth noting that Newegg is slightly less popular than major retailers like Target or Walmart, which could give you a better chance of securing an order.
The standalone version is back in stock but the Mario Kart World bundle is sold out. We don’t expect the Mario Kart bundle to be back in stock, so the standalone console is your best bet at Newegg.
Nintendo Switch 2 camera
This compact camera costs $55 and plugs directly into the Switch 2 console or docks USB-C port. It allows you to chat with friends or access in-game features for select titles. The camera has a wide-angle lens, which you can adjust to keep yourself in frame easily. It also automatically adjusts its brightness so your face is always visible.
Nintendo Switch 2 at Nintendo
Nintendo no longer requires an invitation to order the Switch 2, which means you can grab either version of the console without registering or jumping through any hoops.
Nintendo US
Nintendo has now dropped its invitation requirement, which means you can now order either version of the console directly from the manufacturer. The Pokemon Legends: Z-A is currently sold out.
Nintendo Canada
Just like US shoppers, Canadian gamers no longer need an invitation to order the Switch 2 directly from Nintendo. And similar to the US storefront, the Pokemon bundle is currently sold out at Nintendo Canada.
Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller
If you prefer a more traditional gaming experience, Nintendo also has the Switch 2 Pro Controller available now, without registration or other special requirements.
Nintendo Switch 2 at Costco
Costco currently has its own version of the Switch 2 console bundle available online but note that you will need a membership if you’re hoping to buy one here.
Costco has the Switch 2 available but you’ll still need a membership to shop here. The Costco version includes the Mario Kart World bundle along with a 12-month Nintendo Switch Online and expansion pack individual membership.
Nintendo Switch 2 at Staples
Several Staples stores around the country have the Switch 2 available for purchase in-store. You can check the list of participating locations at the link below, but this does not reflect current availability. It’s worth noting that the retailer has announced on its site that stock is now very low.
Staples does not have the Switch 2 available to buy online but you can find a limited supply of Switch 2 consoles available in store. Please note that not all locations are participating and orders are limited to one per person. Supplies are very low, according to Staples.
UK Nintendo Switch 2 orders
UK shoppers have plenty of places to pick up the Switch 2. It’s available for purchase directly from Nintendo, as well as through multiple other retailers right now. We have all the details below. We’ll continue to check for restocks and keep you posted.
Note: We have no confirmation that the digital download code for Mario Kart World in the UK Switch 2 bundle will work with non-UK Nintendo accounts. The power cables are also different for each region. If you plan to buy a UK Switch 2 from outside the country, please know there’s no guarantee it’ll work as expected.
The standalone console and the Mario Kart World bundle are available at Amazon UK.
Nintendo UK
UK shoppers don’t need an invitation to purchase the Switch 2 directly from Nintendo but they will need to log in to their Nintendo account. The Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle is sold out, but the standalone console, Mario Kart World bundle are available.
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The standalone console and the Mario Kart World bundle are available online and in stores.
The standalone console and Mario Kart World bundle are currently in stock online (at the time of publishing).
ShopTo has the Switch 2 available as a standalone or the Mario World bundle. The Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle is currently sold out.
Very has the Mario World Kart bundle and standalone console available now. The Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle is currently sold out.
The standalone console and Mario Kart World bundle are available at Smyths. The Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle is not available at the time of publishing.
All versions of the console are available now at EE, excluding the Pokemon Legends: Z – A bundle, which is sold out.
The standalone Switch 2 and the Mario Kart World bundle are available online at the time of publishing.
Game has the standalone Switch 2 and the Mario Kart World bundle available but not the Pokemon Legends: Z – A bundle.
The Game Collection
The Game Collection has availability for the standalone console and the Mario Kart World bundle right now.
When can I order the Nintendo Switch 2?
It was a little tough to get your hands on the Switch 2 for a few weeks after its release in June but things have calmed down since then. Nintendo and retailers like Best Buy, Target and Walmart have the standalone console and the Mario Kart World bundle available. Almost no retailers have the Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundle available anymore. Stocks fluctuate, and the console will occasionally sell out at one retailer or another, but you can almost always find one available either online or in person.
Read more: How Nintendo Is Combating Switch 2 Scalpers
How much does the Nintendo Switch 2 cost?
The standalone console costs $450 and the Mario Kart World bundle is $500. It doesn’t look like that will be changing any time soon but Nintendo recently increased its prices for the original Switch console, as well as a handful of games and accessories. The Switch 2 console has not been affected so far, but the company said that “price adjustments may be necessary in the future.”
Will the Nintendo Switch 2 come in other colors?
For the new Switch 2, Nintendo has ditched the colored Joy-Cons for a more sleek, monochrome look — although there are still pops of red and blue around the analog sticks. As of now, Nintendo hasn’t said anything about additional colors. Additionally, it’s rumored that Samsung — which makes the displays for the Switch 2 — is pushing for an OLED version of the console.
Is the Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart World Bundle worth it?
The Mario Kart series has been a long-standing tentpole for Nintendo and fans were thrilled to hear that a new title would be accompanying the new console. The excitement was dampened by the announcement that the new game would carry a higher price: $80 for the digital edition or $90 for the physical copy. However, you can bundle a digital copy with the console for $500 total, which saves you $30 compared to buying them separately. It’s an excellent value if it’s a game you’re certain you want in your library and likely the only “discount” we’ll see on this title for quite some time. Additionally, it was recently confirmed that there won’t be any future restocks for this bundle, so take advantage of the current availability or you could miss out on these savings.
Nintendo Switch 2: What are people saying?
There are still some mixed feelings about Nintendo’s newest console. While some are happy to see that Nintendo hasn’t altered much about the wildly popular original Switch, others feel not enough has changed to justify the $150 price hike — with CNET gaming expert Scott Stein calling it a console that “feels a lot like an updated version of a system many people already own.” The confirmation that the US tariffs won’t be leading to any further price increases has helped stifle gamers’ anxiety some but many are still unhappy with the fact that select games will be selling for up to $20 more than the standard $60. We’re eager to see if most gamers consider the price hikes worth it now that they’re finally getting their hands on the new console and games.