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Nintendo Just Unveiled New Switch 2 Bundles Starting at $530, You Better Score One Now Before the Price Hike
The bundles add digital game codes and 3-month Nintendo Switch Online memberships, with savings that depend on the Sept. 1 price increase.
- Nintendo has officially unveiled two new Switch 2 bundles featuring Mario Kart World and Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, arriving ahead of the console's $50 price increase on September 1.
- The price adjustments follow Nintendo's earlier confirmation of a $50 hike to $499.99 on September 1, which the company blamed on "market conditions" and the "global business outlook."
- While the new bundles offer savings after the price increase, the Mario Kart World bundle costs $550 and the Nintendo Switch Sports Resort bundle is $530; purchasing items separately now remains cheaper.
- Consumers can expect the Mario Kart World bundle in "late September," while the Nintendo Switch Sports Resort bundle launches October 22, the same day the game releases.
- Hardware manufacturers like PlayStation, Xbox, and Valve have also raised prices over the past year, citing rising shipping costs and ballooning component prices as driving factors.
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Nintendo Announces New Switch 2 Bundle Coming This Fall
Nintendo confirms the details of its upcoming fall console bundles after the Nintendo Switch 2 price jump arrives early this fall. The post Nintendo Announces New Switch 2 Bundle Coming This Fall appeared first on VICE.
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Nintendo just unveiled new Switch 2 bundles starting at $530, you better score one now before the price hike
The official Nintendo Switch 2 price hike is set to go live in just over a week’s time, and Nintendo has just officially unveiled a pair of new console bundles with the increased sticker. If you’re looking to land a Switch 2 this year, you’ll want to buy one now before the price goes up folks.
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