Nintendo Switch 2 Pre-Orders Back in Stock at Nintendo, but There Is a Catch

Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders back in stock at Nintendo, but there is a catch

The Mario Kart World bundle is available to purchase while stocks last, so hurry to secure yours now.

Nintendo Switch 2 Pre-Order Lottery Success Rates In Japan Vary From 5% To 35%

Survey results from the first two rounds of Nintendo Switch 2 pre-order lotteries conducted by retailers across Japan have been published. In Japan, retailers have been conducting pre-order lotteri…

The Nintendo Switch 2 will be released on June 5 – and can already be pre-ordered, either as a "naked console" or as a bundle. Update from May 16, 2025 (16 o'clock): In the current brochure, the Austrian chain Libro applies the Nintendo Switch 2. The console can be pre-ordered in the online shop and in the stores as long as [...] The post Nintendo Switch 2 pre-order: The current status (update) was first published on GamesWirtschaft.de.

Switch 2 price debate hasn’t stopped pre-order frenzy

Excitement is steadily building for the Nintendo Switch 2 in Australia, now less than a month away from launching. Ever since its full reveal in April, Nintendo’s first brand-new console in nearly a decade has been met with equal parts anticipation and trepidation. More expensive than its predecessor, at $699.95 for the console alone, the Nintendo Switch 2 also has to contend with substantially higher-priced games. Mario Kart World, the flagship…

Target's Nintendo Switch 2 Pre-Orders Are Live With Decent Prices And Early Store Openings

Target is the latest retailer to set Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders live online, and they’ve got some great prices on games and accessories, and we can confirm that the below stores will also be opening early as well. We can also confirm that there will be some very special day one/two deals on some of the below games at Target bringing them to prices much below what we’ve seen at other retailers, so more on that soon.  TARGET NINTENDO SWITCH 2 PR…

Nintendo has always had a very strong policy as far as piratery is concerned, and has invested in curbing illegal activities that may jeopardize its profits. The last measure it has implemented to keep its games, devices and, in general, its brand safe from pirates is clearly written in a revised version of its "terms and conditions" published since the early of May in the U.S.: it reserves the right to block Nintendo consoles and render them un…