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Nintendo Switch 2 + Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Bundle Is Up for Preorder

Preorders are live for the new Nintendo Switch 2 + Nintendo Switch Sports Resort bundle at select retailers. Here's where you can buy it for $529.99 ahead of its October release.

Nintendo Switch 2 + Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Bundle Is Up for Preorder

Nintendo has announced that their new Switch 2 console and Nintendo Switch Sports Resort bundle are now available for preorder. The bundle includes the Switch 2 console, a full download of Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, and a three-month Nintendo Switch Online Individual Membership, totaling $529.99. This is $27.98 less than purchasing the items separately, which would cost $557.97.

Preorders are available at Best Buy, GameStop, and Walmart. The Nintendo Switch Online Individual Membership provides access to compatible online games, a library of classic games, exclusive offers, and more. IGN's Logan Plant described Nintendo Switch Sports Resort as a fun return to Wuhu Island, with an enjoyable experience across the eight sports it offers.

Nintendo fans can also explore the Customer Appreciation Sale, running until September 26, featuring discounts on games, accessories, amiibo, and more.

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