While the Nintendo Switch 2 is mostly sold out everywhere, Amazon has started selling the console via an invite system.

Gamers wanting to purchase a Nintendo Switch 2 can't snag one from Amazon's website. Here's why, and what both companies had to say.

The Switch 2 has been a huge hit for Nintendo, becoming the fastest-selling game console of all time since its June 5th launch. If you are still looking for a console and Amazon doesn’t come through, retailers like Walmart and Best Buy have occasional restocks.

The scramble to buy the first wave of Nintendo Switch 2 gaming consoles left a lot of fans in the lurch. Getting your hands on a Switch 2 of your own still takes some luck if you weren't fortunate enough to snag a pre-order.

As a hard-core Zelda fan, I never thought I'd be telling someone not to grab a Zelda game, but here me out - you can save a lot more by grabbing the older Switch version Tears of the Kingdom for $47.99 at Woot right now instead.

Newegg's Nintendo Switch 2 pages are live, but there's currently no stock. Newegg may restock the console soon, but nothing is confirmed yet, so this is another one to watch closely for now. Mario Kart Bundle: $499 @ Newegg

Walmart is here to take a price of the Prime Day pie and give Switch 2 hunters a treat. The retailer has released its rival Prime Day sale, Walmart Deals, allowing Walmart Plus me

Indeed, the Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart World bundle can currently be purchased for £429.99 from Amazon, as well as the MyNintendo Store. Needless to say, you might want to hurry and make the purchase before customers snap up the console and it sells out again.