Nintendo has announced a new Switch 2 hardware bundle that packages the console with a digital download code for one of three Switch 2 games.
The company said select US retailers will stock the bundle beginning next month, with a suggested retail price of $499.99.
The announcement accompanied Nintendo’s latest financial report.
According to the company, it sold more than 19 million Switch 2 units from launch through the end of its fiscal year on March 31, 2026, and said those sales helped it meet its fiscal targets.
Nintendo also indicated it will implement a global price increase for the Switch 2 and has lowered its sales forecast for the next fiscal year to 16 million units.
Officials framed the new "Choose Your Game" bundle as a limited-time offer aimed at providing additional value: the bundle includes a Switch 2 console and a download code redeemable on the Nintendo eShop for a digital copy of one of three headline titles.
Nintendo lists the bundle price at $499.99, compared with the standalone Switch 2 price of $449.99, representing up to a $29.99 value if purchasing the system and game separately, per the company’s pricing guidance.
The three game options included with the bundle are:
- Mario Kart World: Described by Nintendo as the largest Mario Kart experience to date, offering interconnected courses and expanded open-area racing and exploration features.
- Donkey Kong Bananza: Presented as a physics-driven exploration game starring Donkey Kong and Pauline, with mechanics that emphasize environmental destruction and transformative character abilities.
- Pokémon Pokopia: Marketed as a cozy life-sim starring a Ditto protagonist using transformation and crafting to restore a withered world and befriend Pokémon.
Nintendo said the Switch 2: Choose Your Game Bundle will be available while supplies last.
Retail availability is currently scheduled for select US stores starting next month; for digital redemption the included codes are intended for use through the Nintendo eShop.
For consumers considering a purchase, Nintendo’s announcement ties the bundle offering directly to its recent sales and pricing updates.
The company positioned the package as a temporary value option for customers who want both the Switch 2 hardware and one of the new flagship titles in a single purchase.
Have you upgraded to Switch 2 yet, and which of the three included games would you pick?
Let us know in the comments or on social channels.
The company said select US retailers will stock the bundle beginning next month, with a suggested retail price of $499.99.
The announcement accompanied Nintendo’s latest financial report.
According to the company, it sold more than 19 million Switch 2 units from launch through the end of its fiscal year on March 31, 2026, and said those sales helped it meet its fiscal targets.
Nintendo also indicated it will implement a global price increase for the Switch 2 and has lowered its sales forecast for the next fiscal year to 16 million units.
Officials framed the new "Choose Your Game" bundle as a limited-time offer aimed at providing additional value: the bundle includes a Switch 2 console and a download code redeemable on the Nintendo eShop for a digital copy of one of three headline titles.
Nintendo lists the bundle price at $499.99, compared with the standalone Switch 2 price of $449.99, representing up to a $29.99 value if purchasing the system and game separately, per the company’s pricing guidance.
The three game options included with the bundle are:
- Mario Kart World: Described by Nintendo as the largest Mario Kart experience to date, offering interconnected courses and expanded open-area racing and exploration features.
- Donkey Kong Bananza: Presented as a physics-driven exploration game starring Donkey Kong and Pauline, with mechanics that emphasize environmental destruction and transformative character abilities.
- Pokémon Pokopia: Marketed as a cozy life-sim starring a Ditto protagonist using transformation and crafting to restore a withered world and befriend Pokémon.
Nintendo said the Switch 2: Choose Your Game Bundle will be available while supplies last.
Retail availability is currently scheduled for select US stores starting next month; for digital redemption the included codes are intended for use through the Nintendo eShop.
For consumers considering a purchase, Nintendo’s announcement ties the bundle offering directly to its recent sales and pricing updates.
The company positioned the package as a temporary value option for customers who want both the Switch 2 hardware and one of the new flagship titles in a single purchase.
Have you upgraded to Switch 2 yet, and which of the three included games would you pick?
Let us know in the comments or on social channels.
