Typically, gamers anticipate older consoles to decrease in cost as time passes, especially when a new model from the same brand is released. However, Nintendo surprised fans by announcing that instead of becoming cheaper, the original Nintendo Switch will actually experience a price hike due to market conditions. Essentially, this means that the console and various other Nintendo products are expected to become more expensive starting August 3rd.
1. In its initial announcement about price changes, Nintendo unveiled a list of several products affected by the adjustments.
2. The official price list won’t go up until prices are changed on August 3rd.
3. Despite some retailers accidentally leaking prices prematurely, we have a good idea of what to anticipate.
4. Here is a rundown of every Nintendo Switch console and accessory that will see a price hike, along with the projected new prices.
All Nintendo Switch Console Price Changes
Starting from August 3rd in the U.S., the prices of certain Nintendo Switch models may be modified. While the specific adjustments haven’t been officially announced yet, they are expected to change due to Target listing new price tags in advance.
- Nintendo Switch – $340, up from $300
- Nintendo Switch OLED – $400, up from $350
- Nintendo Switch Lite – $230, up from $200
As a devoted gamer, I’ve got some news that might affect your wallet if you’re planning to grab a Nintendo Switch. You see, from hereon, every standard model of the Switch is going to cost more than before, no matter which type you’re eyeing. Believe it or not, even the original Switch, the one I bought when it first hit the shelves back in TK, is now priced higher than its launch price – a gaming history first!
Currently, there are no plans to change the price of the Nintendo Switch 2 in the U.S. It can still be purchased for $449 as a standalone console, or in bundles with either “Mario Kart World” or “Pokemon Legends Z-A” priced at $499.00.
All Nintendo Switch Accessory Price Changes
As a dedicated gamer, I’ve noticed that some accessories for my beloved Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Switch 2 will be experiencing a price shift. The majority of these adjustments affect original Switch accessories, but it seems the Joy-Cons and straps for the Switch 2 might cost a tad more in the future. Here’s a sneak peek at the anticipated list and new prices:
[List of affected accessories with their respective new prices]
- Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons – $90, up from $80
- Nintendo Switch Pro Controller – $80, up from $70
- Nintendo Switch AC Adapter – $35, up from $30
- Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Charging Stand – $35, up from $30
- Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons – $100, up from $95
- Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con Straps – $15, up from $14
Alongside Nintendo Switch consoles and related items, Nintendo has announced some changes in the prices of certain products such as the Nintendo Alarmo clock, now set at $110 (previously $100, an increase of $10). The pricing for specific amiibo figures is yet to be disclosed.
Currently, the prices of Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 games remain unchanged. However, changes have been made to the costs of accessories and older consoles. Nintendo has hinted that they might alter game prices in the future as well. This is the second round of price adjustments for U.S. Nintendo fans, following initial modifications in response to tariff announcements earlier this year.
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2025-08-02 21:13