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Mario Kart World: $80 Solo, $50 with Nintendo Switch 2 Bundle

by Leo Apr 14,2025

During today's Nintendo Direct, the gaming giant unveiled the much-awaited Nintendo Switch 2, set to hit the shelves on June 5, 2025. The base model of the Nintendo Switch 2 will be available at a retail price of $449.99. For those looking for a bit more, a special bundle including the new Mario Kart World game is offered at $499.99.

For fans eager to get their hands on Mario Kart World without the console, the game will be available separately at a recommended retail price of $79.99. This pricing strategy marks a significant jump, especially when compared to the original Switch's game pricing, where only one title, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, was priced at $70. Interestingly, the newly announced Donkey Kong Bananza also comes with a $70 price tag.

To stay updated on all the exciting announcements from today's Nintendo Direct, you can find comprehensive coverage right here.

What are your thoughts on the $449.99 price point for the Nintendo Switch 2? Is it too expensive, cheaper than expected, about right, or do you have another opinion? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.

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