Nintendo Switch 2 price rise imminent: snag 11 deals before costs jump

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By: Annabelle Ink

Retail prices for the Nintendo Switch 2 are set to rise in September, making this week a smart moment to lock in a console and a few essentials. For shoppers trying to avoid higher costs, a handful of bundles, accessories and game discounts offer the best value right now.

Why this matters now

The looming price increase raises the cost of entry for anyone still undecided about upgrading or buying a first console. Buying a bundle or stocking up on key accessories now can reduce the immediate hit and keep your setup complete without waiting for post‑hike price adjustments.

Best buys to consider before prices climb

Below are current offers that make sense for prospective Switch 2 owners. Each entry shows the approximate current price, the recent price, and why it’s worth considering.

  • Nintendo Switch 2 + Super Mario Galaxy bundle — now $499 (was $519). A strong entry-point: console plus two classic 3D Mario titles bundled for roughly $20 savings compared with buying separately.
  • Switch 2 OneTouch screen protector — now $6 (was $9). Practical for portable play; kits that include an installation tray reduce the risk of bubbles and usually include a spare film.
  • Turtle Beach Rematch Wireless Controller — now $39 (was $59). A budget-friendly alternative to the first-party Pro controller with extra buttons and ergonomic features.
  • Samsung P9 microSD Express (256GB) — now $59 (was $79). Adds large, fast storage for digital libraries without compromising load times.
  • Sonic X Shadow Generations — now $24 (was $49). A discounted title that pairs a remastered classic with new content.
  • Persona 3 Reload — now $29 (was $59). A full remake that’s good for newcomers and long-time fans; the lower price makes it more accessible.
  • Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma — now $39 (was $49). An RPG with farming, crafting and town-building elements that benefits from playing on a hybrid system.
  • Pokémon Legends Z‑A (Switch) — now $44 (was $59). A Switch edition that runs on both original and Switch 2 hardware; a price-savvy option for Pokémon players.
  • Dragon Quest VII Reimagined — now $49 (was $59). A lengthy JRPG ideal for long play sessions on a portable console.
  • Metroid Prime 4: Beyond — now $54 (was $59). A major first‑party title worth considering if you want flagship experiences early on.
  • Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition — now $57 (was $69). A heavier, open-world RPG that includes major expansions; a strong pick for long-form single-player gaming.

What to prioritize when buying now

Bundles that include games are the clearest immediate value; they reduce per-item costs and get you playing right away. If you plan to buy digitally, a fast microSD card is essential—Switch storage fills up quickly with modern titles.

Accessories like a screen protector and a comfortable extra controller are inexpensive ways to protect your investment and improve everyday usability. Controllers from third-party makers can match many features of official options at a much lower price, but check reviews for build quality and input lag.

Short checklist before you checkout

  • Confirm the bundle includes the exact games you want.
  • Decide between physical and digital copies; if digital, budget for a microSD card.
  • Choose at least basic protection (case or screen protector) for portable use.
  • Compare controllers if you play multiplayer or plan extended sessions.

With prices set to rise, a little planning can save money and spare you the scramble to replace items after costs increase. For many buyers, the smartest move is to pick a single value bundle, add a storage card and a protector, and expand the game library over time.


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