Nintendo unveiled a wealth of information about the Switch 2 during its April Direct, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the launch of preorders in the U.S. While the console's price wasn't a shock, the reveal of first-party game prices at launch certainly raised some eyebrows. The most notable example is Mario Kart World, which will be priced at a hefty $80 upon release. Furthermore, Nintendo is rolling out a new line of Switch 2 accessories, which have seen price hikes compared to their original Switch counterparts, with costs rising even further since the initial announcement.
My primary concern was the price of the new Switch 2 Pro controller, which is set at an astonishing $85. As someone who already owns multiple Switch Pro controllers, the thought of buying a new version was unappealing. Thankfully, Nintendo assured us in a developer interview that the original Switch Pro controller will indeed be compatible with the Switch 2, offering some relief.
Where You Can Still Buy Switch Pro Controllers
Nintendo Switch Pro Controller
Not the Switch 2 version.
- See it at Walmart
- See it at Target
- See it at Best Buy
While many gamers might opt for the newer Switch 2 Pro controller, it's not necessary for most games. If you already own a Switch Pro controller, you can stick with it and save $80 for new games. For those without a Pro controller but planning to get the Switch 2, the standard Switch Pro controller is a more budget-friendly choice at $69.99.
There's a chance these older controllers might sell out before the Switch 2 hits the market to make way for the new model. Amazon is already struggling with stock, primarily offering third-party alternatives. In addition to the compatibility of the regular Switch Pro controller, Nintendo has confirmed that the original Joy-Con controllers will also work with the Switch 2, though we generally recommend the Switch Pro controller for most gaming experiences.
When Will the Switch 2 Pro Controller Be Available?
If your heart is set on the new Switch 2 Pro controller, you'll need to wait until the console's launch on June 5. Preorders for the new console, along with the official accessories, are expected to start on April 24. Note that the Switch 2 Pro controller will only work with the Switch 2, not the original Switch.
Listings for the Switch 2 Pro controller have begun to appear at Walmart and Best Buy, though no specific preorder dates are shown. Walmart also has listings for Switch 2 games that will be available for preorder soon.
Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller
Preorder listing only
- $79.00 at Walmart