Argos currently has both the regular console and Mario Kart World bundle in stock, so it should be your first port of call for Switch 2 pre-orders. You'll need to insert your own post code for specific availability, but things are looking strong right now across the board.

Nintendo finally unveiled more details about the Switch 2 this week, including its sticker price. The forthcoming console will cost $449.99 on its own, or $499.99 as part of a Mario Kart World bundle when it launches on June 5.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is on the way with an official release date of June 5. However, you can make preorders starting on Wednesday, April 9, to get your hands on the coveted new console. As we expected, Walmart, Target, GameStop and Best Buy have already revealed that they will have the Nintendo Switch 2 in stock.

Here's everything you need to know about the Nintendo Switch 2 pre-order details, including how to get it on day one.

The Wednesday letters page thinks The Duskbloods was the worst part of the Nintendo Direct, as one reader worries that Zelda: The Wind Waker HD won’t be on Switch 2.

Nintendo announced on Friday that preorders for the highly anticipated Switch 2 game console would be delayed following the announcement of new tariffs by President Donald Trump. The company cited the need to assess the potential impact of these tariffs on the market before moving forward with the preorder process.

Nintendo has now delayed Switch 2 preorders in Canada "to align with the timing of pre-orders to be determined in the U.S."

Nintendo Switch 2 is available to preorder now (April 8, 2025) on from the My Nintendo online store. Prices start from £395.99 for the console alone. But Nintendo is also selling a limited edition bundle with the Switch 2 console and a download code for its brand-new Mario Kart game for £429.