Nintendo (OTC: NTDOY) stock is seeing a modest pullback in Friday's trading. The gaming giant's share price was down 1.9% as of 3:30 p.m. ET, and had been down as much as 2.8% earlier in the session. Even with some recent sell-offs, the stock is still up roughly 49% in 2025.

This upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 bundle gets you a copy of the hotly anticipated new Pokémon game at a slight discount, and it might simply be your best shot to buy the console right now.

It’s a little early in the Switch 2’s lifecycle to say definitively that Donkey Kong Bananza is a game of that caliber, but after playing it for the better part of a week I can say that the “smash everything” mechanic that defines its gameplay is an absolute delight.

Super Mario Party Jamboree + TV adds enough new content to hang around for the after party, but doesn't solve the core issues.

We spent weeks testing and playing with the Nintendo Switch 2 to figure out if you really need to run out and track one down right now. We’ve got some serious thoughts on whether you should, shouldn’t,

Nintendo’s consistent use of mature, “good-enough” hardware—paired with inventive design, evergreen intellectual property, and wallet-friendly price points—has repeatedly transformed technological humility into multi-billion-dollar profits.

Thankfully, though, it seems like the Nintendo Switch 2 shortages are coming to an end, because the coveted handheld gaming console is currently available to purchase at most big-name retailers, whether via shipping, preorder, invite, or in-store.

Nintendo Co.’s new Switch 2 console sustained its blistering start to sales globally by setting a new record for the fastest-selling video game device in US history.