Looking for more of the official Switch 2 accessories? Quite a few are still up for preorder, including the Switch 2 Pro Controller, Switch 2 carrying case, the Switch 2 camera, and Switch 2 ...

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A slew of first-party Nintendo accessories arrive the same day (including controllers, a camera, and carrying cases), but a recent price hike for these accessories has made them a bit more ...

If you plan to play your Switch 2 in handheld mode, or to travel with it, you’ll definitely want to protect your hybrid console with a case. Nintendo is releasing two cases. One is a slim case ...

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Big-name brands behind some of the best Nintendo Switch accessories are already brewing up some third-party magic, but if it's official first-party goodies you're after, you don't have to wait.

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If you’re lucky enough to buy a device, you’re staring down the barrel of $70 or $80 games, plus near-$100 for additional controllers if you stick with Nintendo’s first-party accessories.