Nintendo , has confirmed a global price adjustment for the Nintendo Switch 2 in key markets such as Japan, the United States, Canada and Europe. The change comes after alterations in global market conditions and will take effect in 2026, also affecting other Nintendo products.
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In the United States, the console will increase in price from $449.99 to $499.99 starting September 1st. In Canada, the new price will be CAD$679.99. In Europe, the official price on the My Nintendo Store will rise to €499.99, replacing the previous price of €469.99.
Japan will have the biggest adjustments

In Japan, the standard Switch 2 will see one of the biggest price increases, jumping from 49,980 yen to 59,980 yen on May 25th. However, the "Multi-Language System" version will remain unchanged at 69,980 yen.
In addition, Nintendo will also be adjusting the prices of the original Switch lineup in the country in July. The Nintendo Switch OLED Model will increase to 47,980 yen, while the standard Switch will reach 43,980 yen. The Switch Lite will also become more expensive, costing 29,980 yen.
| Nintendo Switch 2 | Current price | Updated price |
|---|---|---|
| Nintendo Switch 2 Japanese-Language System (Japan Only) | ¥49,980 | ¥59,980 |
Nintendo cites global scenario
According to the company, other regions will also receive price revisions in the future, although details still depend on local subsidiaries. Nintendo also confirmed an increase in the Nintendo Switch Online in South Korea and adjustments to traditional products such as Hanafuda and Kabufuda cards in Japan.
Released worldwide in June 2025, the Nintendo Switch 2 has already sold 19.86 million units. Meanwhile, the original Switch continues to make history and has surpassed the Nintendo DS as the company's best-selling console.
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