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Nintendo has revealed a limited edition bundle for the upcoming Switch 2 console, set to launch next month. The package will include the new hardware along with copies of both a Mario Kart title and a Donkey Kong game. The announcement comes just weeks before a planned price increase for the console, making the bundle a potential last chance for buyers to secure the system at a lower cost.
The company has not disclosed the exact price of the bundle, but industry analysts expect it to be priced competitively to clear existing stock before the hike takes effect. The inclusion of two major first-party franchises is seen as a move to drive sales during the holiday season. Nintendo has faced supply chain challenges in recent months, and the limited nature of the bundle is likely to create high demand.
Fans have been waiting for more details on the Switch 2 since its initial reveal earlier this year. The bundle will be available only through select retailers, and quantities are expected to be limited. Nintendo has not confirmed whether the price increase will apply to all models or just the standalone console. The company advises customers to check with local stores for availability starting next month.
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