Nintendo unveiled all the exciting details about the Switch 2 during its April Direct, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the launch of preorders in the U.S. While the console's price was somewhat expected, the cost of first-party Switch 2 games at launch raised some eyebrows. Notably, *Mario Kart World* is set to retail at a hefty $80. Additionally, Nintendo is rolling out a new line of Switch 2 accessories, which have seen price hikes compared to their original Switch counterparts, and these prices have increased even further since the initial announcement.
One accessory that caught my attention was the new Switch 2 Pro controller, now priced at a staggering $85. As someone who already owns multiple Switch Pro controllers, the thought of purchasing a new version was daunting. Fortunately, Nintendo confirmed in a developer interview that the original Switch Pro controller will be compatible with the Switch 2, providing some relief.

Not the Switch 2 version. See it at Walmart, Target, and Best Buy. While many might opt for the newer Switch 2 Pro controller, it's not necessary for most games. If you already own a Switch Pro controller, you can stick with it and save $80 for new games. For those without a Pro controller and planning to buy the Switch 2, the standard Switch Pro controller remains a more affordable option at $69.99.
It's worth noting that these older controllers might sell out before the Switch 2 hits the market, making way for the new model. Amazon currently has a significant stock shortage and is only offering third-party alternatives. Alongside the compatibility of the regular Switch Pro controller, Nintendo has also confirmed that the original Joy-Con controllers will work with the Switch 2, though we generally recommend the Switch Pro controller for most games due to its superior ergonomics and performance.

If the Switch 2 Pro controller is the only accessory you're eager to get, you'll need to wait until the console's launch. The new controller will be available starting June 5, coinciding with the Switch 2's release. Preorders for the console and its accessories are expected to begin on April 24. Keep in mind, the Switch 2 Pro controller is exclusively compatible with the Switch 2 and won't work with the original Switch.
Listings for the Switch 2 Pro controller have already appeared at Walmart and Best Buy, though without a specific preorder date. Walmart also features listings for upcoming Switch 2 games that you'll soon be able to preorder.

Preorder listing only. $79.00 at Walmart.