Nintendo Switch 2 bundles: Mario Kart World and Nintendo Switch Sports Resort release dates, prices, and details

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Nintendo has confirmed two official Nintendo Switch 2 bundles that pair the next-generation console with major first-party releases, offering a mix of racing and motion-controlled sports experiences for launch window buyers.

The company, via Nintendo of America, detailed two bundles: a Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World bundle arriving in late September, and a Nintendo Switch 2 + Nintendo Switch Sports Resort bundle launching alongside the Sports Resort game on Oct. 22.

Both bundles include a 3-month (90-day) Nintendo Switch Online Individual Membership and a digital code for the corresponding game.

Pricing and release schedule

- Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bundle: Available starting in late September for $549.99.

Nintendo lists this bundle as offering a savings of $37.98 compared to buying the console, game, and three-month Nintendo Switch Online membership separately.

- Nintendo Switch 2 + Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Bundle: Launches Oct. 22 — the same day Nintendo Switch Sports Resort releases exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2 — and is priced at $529.99, a savings of $27.98 relative to purchasing the components individually.

Pre-orders will be available on Nintendo Store, the Nintendo eShop, and participating retailers.

Nintendo also reiterated the suggested retail price for a standard Nintendo Switch 2 system: $499.99, effective Sept. 1.

Game highlights and features

Mario Kart World lets players race across expansive, interconnected environments or take a more exploratory approach on open roads.

The entry aims to accommodate longtime Mario Kart fans and newcomers with accessible driving mechanics and fast-paced multiplayer.

Nintendo Switch Sports Resort brings players to Wuhu Island, a resort location hosting 12 motion-controlled sports.

Players can customize a Sportsmate or Mii and engage in activities that range from leisurely events like Prop Plane and Power Cruising to competitive games such as Boxing, Archery, Bowling, and Thumb Wrestling, plus warm-up activities like Jump Rope.

Paraphrased statement

Nintendo of America said the purpose of the bundles is to bring players together both locally and online, combining the portability and features of Nintendo Switch 2 with flagship first-party titles and a short-term Nintendo Switch Online membership to get multiplayer up and running quickly.

Availability

Both bundles include digital game codes and the three-month Nintendo Switch Online Individual Membership.

Customers can purchase through Nintendo Store, the Nintendo eShop, or participating retailers when the bundles become available.

These announcements follow Nintendo's broader Switch 2 rollout plans and provide clear launch options for consumers deciding whether to buy the new hardware with a companion first-party title.

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