Target has dropped the price on a critically-acclaimed Nintendo Switch game starring Mario, offering it for pretty cheap.

The Nintendo Switch 2 was released on June 5 in stores and June 6 online at Target. The new console retails for $449.99 and features upgrades such as a larger 1080p display and 4K TV compatibility.

Nintendo announced on Tuesday, July 22, that the Nintendo Switch 2 + “Pokémon Legends: Z-A” Bundle is dropping on Oct. 16, for $500, but preorders will begin on Wednesday, July 23.

TL;DR: Target is selling the Nintendo Switch 2 online in the "early morning" on June 6. Stop what you're droing and get yours now. Costco was the best place to find stock on June 5, but now it's ...

From June 5, gamers could finally purchase the Switch 2 console for $449.99 and the Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bundle for $499.99 — if you could find it in stock.

The news follows the Switch price increases in Canada that came into effect today. The console is now $20 CAD more expensive ...

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Walmart, Target, Best Buy and GameStop all have listings for the Switch 2 live now, but at the time of publication, these retailers are offering in-store pickup only. If you want to get your hands ...

Nintendo also added $5 to the Switch 2 Pro Controller's MSRP, bumping it from $85 to $90. Amazon sold out of its inventory ...