The Switch 2 Mario Kart World bundle is coming to an end, but here's where you can still grab yours
This Switch 2 bundle's days are numbered, but you can still grab one for now
Nintendo has halted the production of the Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart World bundle, which comes with the new handheld and a digital copy of the game at $29.99 less when bought separately. This news was originally shared by a leaked internal GameStop memo, which was later confirmed by the US retailer on social media that it was legit and that additional units were no longer being produced.
It's not entirely surprising, as the Switch 2 bundle was slated as a "limited time production through Fall 2025" by Nintendo itself on Twitter (X) when it was originally announced earlier this year, but it's not the best news to hear when there aren't any other easy-to-find in-stock alternatives. At least the bundle itself is still available for $449.99 at Best Buy right now, and even with a $50 off discount too. It's too late to grab one in time for Christmas, but given the news, I'd recommend picking up the bundle before they're gone for good.
Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart World Bundle | $499.99 $449.99 at Best Buy
Save $50 - The Mario Kart World bundle launched for $499.99, and was a great way to grab the console and a digital copy of the game for $29.99 less when you factored in the $79.99 launch price of the game. Now, Best Buy has dropped $50 off this version of the console so you can save even more off this version of the console while there's still stock left.
UK: £409 at Amazon
Should you buy the Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart World bundle?
If you've been eyeing up the Switch 2 Mario Kart World bundle for a while now, this is your time to buy. While there's stock aplenty at US retailers like Best Buy and Amazon, the recent news that Nintendo has stopped producing any more units means that's all that's left.
It's a very small chance that the news could drive people to panic buy all the bundles that are still hanging around, so stock might get more limited as the days and weeks go on. I personally believe it'll be a while until we see retailers start to sell out, and I don't like to put unwanted pressure on you, especially when the ever-looming cost of living crisis makes everything more difficult. However, if you want to make sure you don't miss out, now is a good time to pick one up - especially as Best Buy has listed the bundle for $449.99, the same price as the standalone version. The bundle used to mean you were saving $29.99 off Mario Kart World, but now it feels like you're essentially getting it for nothing.
Remember, this bundle will net you a digital copy of Mario Kart World, so there's no game box to be found. While I'm a physical game girlie I actually like having the digital version as it means it's always installed and ready to go when my family asks me to pop it on - no faff of having to get up and fish for a physical game cart required. The game is just under 24GB, so it doesn't take up too much of the 256GB onboard storage of the new device either. If that sounds good to you, I recommend grabbing the Switch 2 Mario Kart World bundle while you can. It won't arrive before Christmas Day at this rate, but you'll have something to look forward to playing once the craziness of the holiday dies down.
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