While the Nintendo Switch 2 is mostly sold out everywhere, Amazon has started selling the console via an invite system.

After a month without it, Amazon finally has a listing for the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller, and you can buy it right now.

A month after launch and over two months after it first became available for preorder, the Nintendo Switch 2 is finally being sold on Amazon in the United States. It appears that Amazon and Nintendo have squashed any reported squabbles,

The Switch 2 has been a huge hit for Nintendo, becoming the fastest-selling game console of all time since its June 5th launch. If you are still looking for a console and Amazon doesn’t come through, retailers like Walmart and Best Buy have occasional restocks.

The arrival of the store listings for the Switch 2 comes more than a year after Amazon stopped selling all first-party Nintendo games and hardware. Amazon has also (partially) updated its Nintendo store page to display some newer titles, though it's still missing Switch 2 products.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller finally got its own Amazon listing, alongside the Samsung 256GB microSD Express Card finally being back in stock and at a reasonable MSRP. Both of these have seen gigantic 20,000% plus sale spikes in the past 24 hours. That's HUGE.

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