Nintendo UK has opened pre-orders for The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Nintendo Switch 2 console on the official Nintendo Store, with the limited-edition, Triforce-etched hardware and matching accessories listed for purchase.
The console is priced at £434.99, while the companion The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and Display Stand are listed at £92.99.
A carrying case and screen protector bundle is available for £29.99.
Pre-orders appeared on the Nintendo Store around 10am BST, and demand immediately placed significant load on the online storefront.
Nintendo Store traffic spiked following the listings going live, and Nintendo implemented a queue to manage access to the product pages and checkout.
At the time of reporting, customers entering the queue were seeing estimated wait times exceeding an hour before they would be able to place orders for any remaining stock.
The limited-edition Switch 2 unit celebrates 40 years of The Legend of Zelda, a franchise developed and published by Nintendo.
Nintendo’s official storefront is handling pre-orders directly through the Nintendo Store; fans who regularly follow Nintendo Direct presentations or check the Nintendo eShop for updates will likely recognize this as a coordinated retail rollout timed to the series’ anniversary activity.
Retail pricing and accessory SKUs listed on the Nintendo Store reflect the special-edition nature of the release.
The Triforce-etched hardware and branded accessories are intended as collector-focused items and have generated strong immediate interest from the Nintendo audience.
For customers attempting to secure a console or accessories, the Nintendo Store’s queue may be the fastest path to a confirmed order as inventory is allocated through the store’s checkout process.
Keep your Nintendo account signed in, confirm payment details, and monitor the Nintendo Store for any updates to availability or queue messaging.
This article is based on verified information posted to the Nintendo Store at the time the listings went live and reflects pricing and queue status announced by Nintendo UK.
Further availability and international rollout details will depend on Nintendo’s regional storefronts and official statements.
The console is priced at £434.99, while the companion The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and Display Stand are listed at £92.99.
A carrying case and screen protector bundle is available for £29.99.
Pre-orders appeared on the Nintendo Store around 10am BST, and demand immediately placed significant load on the online storefront.
Nintendo Store traffic spiked following the listings going live, and Nintendo implemented a queue to manage access to the product pages and checkout.
At the time of reporting, customers entering the queue were seeing estimated wait times exceeding an hour before they would be able to place orders for any remaining stock.
The limited-edition Switch 2 unit celebrates 40 years of The Legend of Zelda, a franchise developed and published by Nintendo.
Nintendo’s official storefront is handling pre-orders directly through the Nintendo Store; fans who regularly follow Nintendo Direct presentations or check the Nintendo eShop for updates will likely recognize this as a coordinated retail rollout timed to the series’ anniversary activity.
Retail pricing and accessory SKUs listed on the Nintendo Store reflect the special-edition nature of the release.
The Triforce-etched hardware and branded accessories are intended as collector-focused items and have generated strong immediate interest from the Nintendo audience.
For customers attempting to secure a console or accessories, the Nintendo Store’s queue may be the fastest path to a confirmed order as inventory is allocated through the store’s checkout process.
Keep your Nintendo account signed in, confirm payment details, and monitor the Nintendo Store for any updates to availability or queue messaging.
This article is based on verified information posted to the Nintendo Store at the time the listings went live and reflects pricing and queue status announced by Nintendo UK.
Further availability and international rollout details will depend on Nintendo’s regional storefronts and official statements.
