Nintendo's Choose Your Game Switch 2 bundle is already available for $499.99 at major retailers including the Nintendo Store, ahead of its teased early June launch. The offer includes a choice of three games at up to $30 off and is highlighted ahead of the Switch 2 price increase to $499.99 in September.
It is a deal worth hopping on ahead of the holiday season since Nintendo is raising the price of the Switch 2 to $499.99 in September.
None of the games offered as part of the bundle will take up much of the Switch 2’s 256GB internal SSD.
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