The full list of price increases for Nintendo products in the United States has been released on August 3, 2025.

As we’ve previously reported, all consoles in the Nintendo Switch family of systems have increased by up to USD50. Other Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 controllers have also seen price increases, as well as amiibo and Alarmo.

Check out the full list of price increases below:

Nintendo Switch systems

• Nintendo Switch: USD299.99 -> USD339.99 (USD40 increase)
• Nintendo Switch Lite: USD199.99 -> USD229.99 (USD30 increase)
• Nintendo Switch OLED model: USD349.99 -> USD399.99 (USD50 increase)

Nintendo Switch accessories

• Joy-Con (L)/(R): USD79.99 -> USD89.99 (USD10 increase)
• Nintendo Switch Pro Controller: USD69.99 -> USD79.99 (USD10 increase)
• Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Controllers: USD59.99 -> USD69.99 (USD10 increase)
• Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) Controller: USD29.99 -> USD34.99 (USD5 increase)
• Nintendo 64 Controller: USD49.99 -> USD54.99 (USD5 increase)
• SEGA Genesis Controller: USD49.99 -> USD54.99 (USD5 increase)

Nintendo Switch 2 accessories

• Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller: USD84.99 -> USD89.99 (USD5 increase)

Other

• amiibo (SRP: USD15.99 prior to 2025): USD15.99 -> USD19.99 (USD4 increase)
• amiibo double pack (SRP: USD29.99 prior to 2025): USD29.99 -> USD34.99 to USD39.99 (USD5 to USD10 increase)
• Alarmo: USD99.99 -> USD109.99

While Nintendo has stated that the price increases in the US are due to “changing market conditions”, it’s widely believed to have been caused by the tariff situation that has increased the cost of importing goods into the US.

The US isn’t the only market to be affected by price increases. Earlier on August 1, select products in Canada also received price increases, albeit at a smaller scale than the US. It’s believed that the price increases in Canada mainly stem from currency fluctuations.

Although Nintendo Switch 2 hardware and games for both Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch aren’t affected by price increases in the US, Nintendo hasn’t ruled out of any price increases for these products in the future.

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