Zelda 40th Anniversary Switch 2 Console Returns to Nintendo Store—Grab It Before It Vanishes

Zelda 40th Anniversary Switch 2 Console Restocked at Nintendo Store for $519.99

Nintendo fans have another chance to pick up the highly sought-after The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Switch 2 console, as the limited-edition system is back in stock through Nintendo’s official store for $519.99.

The special Zelda-themed Switch 2 was revealed during a recent Zelda Direct presentation, where Nintendo also introduced a matching 40th Anniversary Pro Controller. As expected, the announcement immediately caught the attention of collectors, long-time Zelda fans, and players planning to upgrade to Nintendo’s latest console.

When pre-orders first opened, demand was overwhelming. The anniversary console quickly disappeared from Nintendo’s store and other major retailers, leaving many fans empty-handed. Soon after, listings began surfacing on resale marketplaces at heavily inflated prices, with some sellers asking more than $800 for the limited-edition system.

This latest restock gives buyers a better opportunity to secure the Zelda 40th Anniversary Switch 2 at its official retail price instead of paying extreme resale markups. However, availability may not last long. Given how fast the first wave sold out, this restock is also expected to move quickly.

The matching Zelda 40th Anniversary Switch 2 Pro Controller has also returned to stock, giving fans the chance to complete the themed setup. However, the version that includes the display stand is currently listed as sold out.

For anyone hoping to add this special-edition console to their collection, acting quickly is the safest move. Limited-edition Nintendo hardware often sells out fast, especially when tied to one of the company’s most beloved franchises.

That said, fans should avoid rushing into overpriced resale listings. Nintendo is expected to continue restocking the Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Switch 2 console and accessories over time, meaning more chances may be on the way for those who miss this round.

For now, the best option is to check Nintendo’s official store while the console remains available at its standard $519.99 price.