Where retailers may restock the Zelda 40th anniversary console for Switch 2

Retailer availability varies
The Nintendo Store is out of stock, but shoppers can add the console to a wishlist for a restock notification. Amazon is releasing small batches at unpredictable times, while Walmart is sold out and offers in-stock email alerts.
Target is sold out online, with an in-store release scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 5, and an online drop planned for Friday, Nov. 6. Best Buy is sold out online, but select stores will have walk-in stock during midnight openings on Nov. 5. GameStop is not taking online orders, so shoppers must visit a store.
What comes with the console
The remake updates the 1998 classic with modernized controls, a fully orchestrated soundtrack, redesigned dungeon puzzles and expanded Hyrule environments. The $520 console is sold without the game.
Ways to improve your chances
Save shipping and payment details in advance at Target, Best Buy, Walmart and the Nintendo Store. During a Best Buy online release, avoid refreshing the page: the company uses a randomized queue, and reloading sends shoppers to the back.
Check that an item is sold and shipped by the retailer at the standard price, rather than by a third-party seller charging more. The article says website stock can be claimed by checkout bots in under 15 seconds, making in-person shopping another option.
Walmart, Amazon and Best Buy may hold popular gaming hardware for Black Friday and Cyber Monday week deals. Surprise online batches and the planned Nov. 5 store restocks are still potential chances to buy at retail price.
Key points
- Amazon is releasing small batches, while several other retailers are sold out online.
- Target plans in-store availability Nov. 5 and an online drop Nov. 6.
- Best Buy select stores will have walk-in stock during Nov. 5 midnight openings.
- The $520 console does not include the game.

