Best Buy Restocks the Nintendo Switch 2: Grab This Dorm-Room Deal!

Ugh, okay, so picture this—got this buzz from Best Buy. They’re saying, “Hey, we’ve got Nintendo Switch 2s!” Honestly, feels like winning a lottery, ’cause these things? Yeah, super scarce since they dropped. Everyone’s losing their minds to snag this little gadget. Been sold out faster than I can finish a bag of chips—like whoosh, gone.

Now, they restock now and then, but you blink, and oops, it’s sold out again. If you’re about to head off to college or whatever, seems like a solid move to grab one. Portable gaming in your dorm? Yes, please. Just imagine flopping onto your bed after cramming and zoning out with Mario.

Oh, right—Best Buy got new stock but haven’t spilled the beans on how many. Kinda like waiting for the new season of that show you love but never knowing if it’ll drop all episodes at once or not. Anyway—wait, no—so you can try grabbing one online, but for in-store? Yeah, better check your nearest spot, ’cause it could be a wild goose chase.

Apparently, you can get just the Switch 2 or a bundle with Mario Kart World. Again, no idea why, but that game just screams nostalgia, right? The console’s $449, and the bundle? $499, which kinda makes me wonder if it’s worth the extra bucks… decisions, decisions. There’s also a new bundle in the works—Pokémon Legends: Z-A RPG anyone?—but it’s pre-order only. Classic.

So, the Switch 2? It’s waving goodbye to the OLED screen, rocking a 7.9-inch one instead. Got clearer visuals, like everything pops at 1080p now. And if docked, boom—up to 4K on your TV. Without it? Still pretty sweet with 120 frames per second and HDR—I barely know what that means, but it sounds rad.

No clue how long they’ll last, these consoles. Maybe they’ll be easier to find soon? Fingers crossed. Not a sale though—just usual pricing. Don’t get scammed if they jack up the price elsewhere.

Oh, almost forgot! Wanna save some cash? Check those PC hardware deals. You know—SSDs, hard drives, all that jazz. Happy hunting or whatever you call frantic online shopping!