Amazon once again carries Nintendo games, including new Switch 2 exclusive games

Nintendo's new Switch 2 game is Available now from Amazon first. Storage page Donkey Banana,,,,, Mario Karting Worldon weekends, quietly add more exclusive products listed by Nintendo to Amazon's US storefronts. Amazon's Nintendo Store Page Still outdated, but the game list marks Differences over a year This has led Amazon to remove all first-party matches and hardware from its inventory.

2 matches of Nintendo Switch on Amazon

Along with the Mario Kart world, Amazon also has a store page for the Nintendo Switch 2 version The Legend of Zelda: Breathing in the Wild and The tears of the kingdom. Although published by Square Enix, Brave Default: Flying Fairy Tale HDUntil now, Amazon has no switches to 2 hits 3DS RPG remakes.

Donkey Kong Bananza pre-orders on Amazon for $70 before its July 17 release. Switch 2 owners can also reserve Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV and Kirby and Forgotten Land + Interstellar Crossing World.

this Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart Bundle is also listed on Amazonalthough it is currently unavailable. We haven't seen Switch 2 first-party accessories on Amazon yet, but we'll update this story if it's along with gears like the Switch 2 Pro Controller and Switch 2 cameras.

Amazon also carries Nintendo's most outstanding original switch gameinclude Xenoblade Chronicles X and Donkey Hole Country Return to HDboth of which were launched earlier this year. Donkey Kong's listing default will be cheaper, but in this case the seller happens to be an Amazon-owned discount store. DKC yield is $45 (it's $60), Mario & Luigi: Brotheranother newly listed game is Woot's $50 ($60). Nintendo's Back Catalog may buy more games on Amazon.

Amazon's Nintendo Switch Game

Some new Zelda and Street Fighter's Legend 6 Amiibo characters Booking is available from Amazon. The new Amiibo was released on June 5, so the June 23 release date is exclusively available for Amazon. Similarly, some of the games above are listed as “temporarily out of stock” because Amazon is clearly still struggling to stock its Nintendo stock.

Neither Amazon nor Nintendo have commented on the reasons that led to all first-party Nintendo products being sold from online retail giants. Amazon stops selling Nintendo Switch games in early 2024. This also happened at Walmart around the same time, but Walmart and Nintendo addressed their differences before the holidays.