Nintendo Switch 2 Restocks and Where to Buy: Latest Updates
The Nintendo Switch 2 is still difficult to find in stock online, but retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, and Target have had occasional restocks since its launch on June 5. The console, priced at $450, sold millions of units in its first few days, but online inventory has been inconsistent. If you’re still looking to buy one, checking physical stores may be your best bet.
New bundles, including a Pokémon Legends: Z-A edition, are now available for pre-order at major retailers. The bundle includes the Switch 2 console and a digital copy of the game, set to release on October 16. Meanwhile, the Mario Kart World bundle has also seen restocks at Walmart and Best Buy.
Where to Buy the Nintendo Switch 2
Walmart has restocked the Switch 2 multiple times, though availability often prioritizes Walmart+ members. Third-party sellers sometimes list the console at inflated prices, but waiting for official restocks is recommended.
Amazon now lists the Switch 2, but purchases require an invite. The base console is $450, while the Mario Kart World bundle is $500.
Best Buy and Target have had sporadic restocks, with online inventory selling out quickly. Checking local stores may yield better results.
GameStop has directed online shoppers to check in-store availability, as online stock remains limited.
Membership retailers like Costco, Sam’s Club, and BJ’s have offered bundles, though stock varies. Verizon briefly sold the console but required service verification.
Nintendo is selling the Switch 2 through an invite-only system, prioritizing long-time Switch Online subscribers.
Switch 2 Bundles and Accessories
The Mario Kart World bundle ($500) includes the game and is available at Walmart, GameStop, Best Buy, Target, Costco, and Sam’s Club.
The new Pokémon Legends: Z-A bundle is up for pre-order at Walmart, Best Buy, and Target, with an October 16 release.
For accessories, the Switch 2 Pro Controller ($85), Joy-Con 2 bundle ($95), and microSD Express Card (256GB, $60) are available at major retailers. The official carrying case ($85) has been harder to find, but third-party options exist.
Games like Mario Kart World ($80) and Donkey Kong Bananza ($70, releasing July 17) are widely available for pre-order.
Final Tips
If you’re struggling to find a Switch 2 online, visiting a physical store may be your best option. Retailers like Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and GameStop have reported better in-store availability. Keep an eye on restocks, and avoid overpaying through third-party sellers.
