Nintendo Direct Switch 2 Preorders At Amazon - All New Games & Amiibo You Can Reserve Now

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This week’s hour-long Nintendo Direct was filled with exciting announcements, including brand-new reveals like Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 and long-awaited release date confirmations such as Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. We now know that Nintendo has six big game launches in a two-month span starting with the Mario Galaxy collection on October 2 and ending with Metroid Prime 4 December 4. In between, we’re getting Pokemon Legends: Z-A, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, and Kirby Air Riders–plus a wide assortment of third-party titles like timed-exclusive Hades II, which is published by Nintendo.

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Nintendo also revealed seven new Amiibo figures: three for Metroid Prime 4, two for Kirby Air Riders, and two for Super Mario Galaxy. Metroid and Mario also have upcoming books releasing this fall: Metroid Prime 1-3: A Visual Retrospective and Rosalina’s Storybook.

We’ve rounded up all of the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 (and original Switch) games and accessories from the Nintendo Direct that you can preorder now at Amazon. This roundup also includes Nintendo-published games and first-party accessories for Switch 2 that are already available. If you don’t own Nintendo’s new console, Amazon opened preorders for the Switch 2 Pokemon Legends: Z-A Bundle on September 12. It’s the first time you can simply buy the console from Amazon without an extra step. To purchase the Mario Kart World Bundle and standalone console from Amazon, you need to request an invite.

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Upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch exclusives

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Mario Kart World’s $80 price led many Nintendo fans to believe this would be a common price point for Switch 2 exclusives. It turns out that’s not the case–at least not yet. Metroid Prime 4, Hyrule Warriors, Kirby Air Riders, and all of the other Switch 2 games in Nintendo’s popular franchises are $70. Original Switch editions of Pokemon Legends: Z-A and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond are $60. The outlier here is Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2. The lone physical edition is an original Switch game that’s priced at $70. The collection has a free upgrade pack for Switch 2.

Note: A couple of the games in the list below aren’t exclusive to Switch 1/2–Dragon Quest VII Reimagined and Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade–but they were part of the September Nintendo Direct. Hades II is a timed console exclusive published by Nintendo, but it will also be available on PC at launch.

Nintendo Direct (September 2025) – Switch 1/2 Game Preorders

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 — $70 | Oct. 2
Pokemon Legends: Z-A — $60-$70 | Oct. 16
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment — $70 | Nov. 6
Kirby Air Riders — $70 | Nov. 20
Hades II — $50 | Nov. 20
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond — $60-$70 | Dec. 4
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade — $40 | Jan. 22, 2026
Dragon Quest VII Reimagined — $60 | Feb. 5, 2026
Mario Tennis Fever — $70 | Feb. 12, 2026

Nintendo Switch 2 Exclusives Available Now

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster — $40
Donkey Kong Bananza — $69 (~~$70~~)
Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World — $79 (~~$80~~)
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild — $69 (~~$70~~)
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom — $79 (~~$80~~)
Mario Kart World — $79 (~~$80~~)
Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV — $79 (~~$80~~)
Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut — $37 (~~$50~~)
Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S — $30 (~~$40~~)
Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma — $49-$60 (~~$60-$70~~)
- Earth Dancer Edition (Switch) — $100
Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar — $50-$60
- Premium Edition — $70-$80

Nintendo Switch 2 Amiibo at Amazon

Metroid Prime 4’s trio of Amiibo figures have two release dates and price points. The large Samus & Vi-O-La motorcycle figure is $40 and launches alongside the new $30 Samus Aran Amiibo on November 6. An Amiibo version of Sylux hits store shelves the same day as Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. The two Kirby Air Riders Amiibo are $50 each, which makes them the priciest Amiibo figures yet. It’s not very surprising, though, as the Warp Star and and Winged Star Machines shown above are separate figures, so these are more like double packs. Super Mario Galaxy fans will have to wait until April 2026 to add the new Mario and Rosalina Amiibo figures to their collections. Each figure is $40, though the character stands are more elaborate than we typically see with Amiibo.

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Amiibo Preorders

Samus & Vi-O-La — $40 | Nov. 6
Samus — $30 | Nov. 6
Sylux — $30 | Dec. 4

Kirby Air Riders Amiibo Preorders

Kirby & Warp Star — $50 | Nov. 20
Banana Waddle Dee & Winged Star — $50 | Nov. 20

Super Mario Galaxy Amiibo Preorders

Mario and Luma — $40 | Apr. 2, 2026
Rosalina and Lumas — $40 | Apr. 2, 2026

The seven new Amiibo join an existing lineup of eight Zelda, Street Fighter, and Donkey Kong Switch 2 Amiibo figures. Amazon and other major retailers are offering discounts on most of the Amiibo figures that launched alongside the Switch 2.

The Legend of Zelda Switch 2 Amiibo Deals

Tulin — $20 (~~$30~~)
Sidon — $20 (~~$30~~)
Riju — $20 (~~$30~~)
Yunobo — $30

Street Fighter 6 Switch 2 Amiibo Deals

Luke — $20 (~~$40~~)
Jamie — $20 (~~$40~~)
Kimberly — $20 (~~$40~~) | GameStop
Street Fighter 6 Amiibo Card Starter Set — $20 (~~$40~~) | GameStop
Street Fighter 6 Amiibo Booster Pack — $6 | Sep. 30

Donkey Kong and Pauline Amiibo — $30

Official Nintendo Switch 2 Accessories at Amazon

Nintendo Switch 2 first-party accessories

Nintendo raised the prices of select first-party accessories at the beginning of August. Not all of the official Switch 2 accessories were impacted, but the Pro Controller and Joy-Con 2 each increased by five bucks. The list below also includes a couple of the most popular officially licensed third-party accessories like Samsung’s 256GB microSD Express Card and Hori’s Piranha Plant Camera, which looks cool but isn’t a good piece of tech.