Here’s Where To Preorder the Nintendo Switch 2 + Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Bundle

Here’s Where To Preorder the Nintendo Switch 2 + Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Bundle

Following its announcement at the end of August, Nintendo’s new Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch Sports Resort bundle is now available to preorder from select retailers (check it out here at Best Buy).

Releasing on the same day as the game, October 22, this bundle comes with the Switch 2 console alongside a full download of Nintendo Switch Sports Resort and a three-month Nintendo Switch Online Individual Membership for a grand total of $529.99. Overall, that saves you $27.98 compared to buying everything separately (which would cost you $557.97), which isn’t too bad at all.

Preorder Nintendo Switch 2 + Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Bundle

Switch 2 + Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Bundle

Switch 2 + Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Bundle

If you’ve been hoping to grab a Switch 2 console, this is quite a fun bundle to get you started with it. With the Nintendo Switch Online Individual Membership, you’ll be able to play compatible games online, access a library of classic games, enjoy exclusive offers, and so much more. If you want to learn more, our explainer of what’s included with Nintendo Switch Online can help you out.

Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is sure to be a joy to get your hands on, too. In our hands-on preview, IGN’s Logan Plant wrote: “I did enjoy my return to Wuhu Island in Nintendo Switch Sports Resort. Seventeen years later, I still love the concept of an island fit for all forms of competition, and I’m looking forward to seeing the rest of it through the eight sports I haven’t tried yet. It’s still an excellent vacation destination.”

If you already have the Switch 2 console and are just hoping to get the game on its own, have a look at our Nintendo Switch Sports Resort preorder guide to learn more about where it’s available to buy.

Alongside the launch of this new bundle, there’s plenty more for Nintendo fans to check out right now, too. If you’re on the hunt for deals, it’s worth having a look at Nintendo’s Customer Appreciation Sale, which runs until September 26. This is full of discounts on games, accessories, amiibo, and more, so make sure to stock up on your favorites before the sale comes to an end.

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