
Nintendo Switch 2 launched on Thursday 5th June and was a hot-ticket item, with pre-orders selling out in most places, but retailers advertised units available for walk-in customers to buy at the system's midnight launch.
In this guide, we've collected the latest info, plus the best Switch 2 purchase options from Nintendo and reputable retailers in the US and UK, including any discounts or bundle deals.
We've also included Switch 2 controllers, accessories (such as cards and cases), as well as games.
On this page: Where To Buy Nintendo Switch 2
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Buy Nintendo Switch 2
Below, we are tracking prices for Nintendo Switch 2 consoles to save you the hassle of searching across all retailers. Simply have a look through and choose the best deal available!
US Switch 2 pre-orders started at 9pm PT (Wed) / 12am ET on Thursday 24th April, following a delay. GameStop, Best Buy, Walmart, and other US retailers had pages live, with stock coming and going sporadically.
Switch 2 controllers
Extra pads are always handy. Your old Switch controllers will connect wirelessly to Switch 2, remember, but if you need to buy Switch 2 Joy-Con or the new, updated Pro Controller, here they are:
And here's the brand new GameCube controller that's exclusive to My Nintendo Store:
Switch 2 accessories
There are plenty of extras available for the newest console. If you're looking to get the most out of GameChat, for example, you'll need a camera. And here's where you'll find all the important extras you might want to pick up with the console:
Switch 2 games
What's a console without games, eh? Here are some essential Switch 2 titles you might want to pick up:
Switch 2 Game-Key Card Games
Please note that the games below come on Game-Key Cards - you'll need enough storage space to download the full game!
Switch 2 storage
Finally, while the system comes with 256GB of internal storage, that could fill up quickly depending on the games you buy, and especially if you're planning to transfer a large Switch 1 library to the new console.
Switch 2 uses a different type of microSD card, too - Switch 1 cards are incompatible, unfortunately. You may want to expand your memory with a new microSD Express card - check out our guide for details and deals: