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Nintendo Switch 2 Vorbestellungen beginnen am 24. April in den USA mit 449 US-Dollar

Autor: Oliver May 03,2025

Nintendo hat aufregende Neuigkeiten für Fans, die gespannt auf die nächste Generation von Spielen warten: Vorbestellungen für den Nintendo Switch 2 werden am 24. April 2025 in den USA starten. Die Konsole wird ihren ursprünglichen Preis von 449,99 US-Dollar beibehalten, und am 5. Juni 2025 wird die Ankündigung auf Nintendo-Bedingungen erhoben. Nintendo betonte, dass zukünftige Preisänderungen für jedes ihrer Produkte aufgrund der Marktdynamik auftreten könnten.

Zusätzlich zur Basiskonsole bestätigte Nintendo, dass das Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bündel bei 499,99 USD bleiben wird. Sowohl die physischen als auch die digitale Version von Mario Kart World bleiben bei 79,99 US -Dollar, während Donkey Kong Bananza zum Start für 69,99 US -Dollar erhältlich sein wird. Hier ist eine detaillierte Liste der Preise für die Konsole, Spiele und Zubehör ab dem 18. April:

Nintendo Switch 2 - $ 449.99
Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bundle - $ 499.99
Mario Kart World - $ 79.99 $
Donkey Kong Bananza - $ 69.99 $
Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller - $ 84.99 $
Joy -Con 2 -Paar - 94,99 $
Joy -Con 2 Lading Grip - $ 39.99 $
Joy -Con 2 -Riemen - $ 13.99
Joy -Con 2 Rad Set - $ 24.99
Nintendo Switch 2 Kamera - $ 54,99
Nintendo Switch 2 Dock Set - $ 119.99 $
Nintendo Switch 2 Tragetasche und Bildschirmschutz - $ 39.99 $
Nintendo Switch 2 All-in-One-Tragetasche-$ 84.99 $
Nintendo Switch 2 AC -Adapter - 34,99 $
Samsung MicroSD Express Card - 256 GB für Nintendo Switch 2 - 59,99 $

Ursprünglich hatte Nintendo geplant, am 9. April Vorbestellungen für den Switch 2 zu eröffnen, aber sie beschlossen, dies zu verzögern, da die potenziellen Auswirkungen von Zöllen und sich weiterentwickelnden Marktbedingungen bewertet werden mussten.

Für diejenigen, die tiefer in das eintauchen möchten, was der Nintendo Switch 2 zu bieten hat, lesen Sie unbedingt unsere praktischen Eindrücke, alles, was während des Big Switch 2 Direct angekündigt wurde, und wie der Switch 2 darauf abzielt, das Engagement von Nintendo für das Barrierefreiheitsdesign voranzutreiben.

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