The Nintendo Switch 2 is out now, alongside a mess of accessories. Here's everything you need (and everything you don't).

The Nintendo Switch 2 and Mario Kart World bundle is one of the best Switch 2 deals available at the moment. For $524.99, you get the console and Mario Kart World (which retails for $79.99). You don't have to worry about paying the inflated prices you see with some retailers, such as Walmart, which have gone up to $799 in some instances.

Onn microSD Express card (256GB) - $36 @ Walmart This microSD Express card comes with 256GB of storage at a very competitive price. It offers read speeds of up to 800 MB/s and write speeds of up to 600 MB/s. Besides the Switch 2, it also works with the best handheld gaming consoles and even your laptop.

Our reviewer has had tons of fun with the Switch 2, but there are some drawbacks. Here's what Nintendo's system gets right and where it falls short.

Anyone unsure of what the Nintendo Switch 2 actually is and what it does will want to read this simple breakdown before picking one up at launch.

It’s much easier than you might expect, thankfully — and, even better, you can use the same method to connect a Bluetooth speaker. You’ll find it on the bar at the bottom of the Switch 2 home screen — it’s the icon that looks like a gear. It’ll spin when selected. It’s the fourth option down — select it with the A button.

In the UK, there was some excellent availability for the Nintendo Switch 2 for launch day, and after a tough day or so, it seems like stock is improving. We'll be checking UK retailers regularly for any updates, so rest assured, you'll find the best links for that region here too.