Nintendo Switch 2 games in Australia - the best prices on all the biggest games

Target offered the best launch discount for this brilliant 3D platformer with an early AU$89 offering, but now that the dust has cleared Amazon's price is trending better, albeit by a single dollar.

Still, if you've a Big W or JB Hi-Fi nearby and you want to pick it up today, that extra buck isn't going to make up for the convenience.

A range of retailers, including Amazon and Target, were offering first-party Nintendo Switch 2 games for AU$94 (down from AU$119.95) during launch week, but prices have gone back up now. Still, Amazon's AU$104 is pretty good, with free shipping.

Of course, buying the Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World bundle for AU$766 is the most economical approach: the standalone console is AU$699, so you're getting the game for only AU$67. If you don't already have the console pre-ordered, definitely do that.

A little over AU$10 off this modern classic (which, I feel inclined to add, has now released across three Nintendo generations). Amazon and Target are the best place to buy this online due to the free shipping element, but bricks 'n' mortar stores like Big W are also offering this for a discount so if you prefer, go grab it there on launch day.

Yes, Tears of the Kingdom is getting the "Nintendo Switch 2 Edition" treatment too. At the moment, Amazon is offering the best price on this new edition, and thankfully, online orders are eligible for free shipping.

While billed as a remaster, this reissue of a deep cut PS2 Atlus JRPG is actually more of a remake: its combat system has been entirely rehauled, all dialogue has been voiced, and pesky random encounters are gone. If you loved Shin Megami Tensei V, or the Persona games, this is well worth investigation.

Amazon is currently offering the best price on this sprawling RPG, when you take free shipping into account. The big question is: is the Nintendo Switch 2 the only console you own? If you happen to have a decent PC or a PS5 at home, you're probably better off playing Cyberpunk on those; you'll get it much cheaper than this on those platforms too.

Hazelight's two-player odyssey skipped the original Nintendo Switch, but it's arriving on launch day for the newer console. Note that Big W is offering this for AU$59 in-store, but Amazon is the cheapest way to get it with shipping online. Note that this game has no cart: it's a download code only.

Street Fighter 6 was already brilliant when it released for other platforms a couple of years ago, but it's even better in 2025, making this a must-have launch title. It's also a bit of a steal at AU$69, when compared to other Nintendo Switch 2 games. If you're after a fighter on your new console, it's the best you'll find.

Widely considered the best Yakuza game to start with (and by some, the best overall), this is among the neatest surprises among the Switch 2's launch day catalogue.

Amazon was flogging this for AU$49 last week, but since they've sold out, JB is the next best option. This sprawling tactical RPG originally released for the Nintendo 3DS, but this Switch 2 version adds hi-def graphics, a reworked UI (the original relied heavily on the 3DS's dual-screen) and a bunch of other QOL improvements. The RRP on this is great value considering how big it is, so the meagre discount doesn't hurt that much.

The Hitman series is brilliant, and this Nintendo Switch 2 offering is very generous: it contains campaigns from the modern Hitman trilogy, as well as a suite of bonuses including Contracts mode, Escalation, and more. Easily the best immersive sim / stealth game on Nintendo Switch 2 at launch (also, the only one).

It wouldn't be a Nintendo launch without a new Sonic ga... uh, this will never stop feeling weird. Anyway, if you're keen on this new take on a classic modern Sonic game, complete with a Shadow campaign, then Amazon is offering a touch over AU$10 off the RRP.