FOR ANYBODY FREAKING OUT FROM THE REVIEWS SAYING THERE IS NO CODE > Just read the box and look up which version of the bundle you are getting. There is one MarioKart Bundle where Mario appears in a Circle in the top right hand side, that one includes a physical code card. The other MarioKart Bundle (the one I received) has a MarioKart border at the bottom of the box. This border says, "FULL GAME DOWNLOAD," "To be downloaded on included system. See inside panel for instructions." When you open the box, on the bottom panel. you will see instructions clarifying that when you start the switch, connect to the internet, and open the eShop, you will be prompted to download MarioKart. I was really stressed after seeing so many reviews where people stated their code was stolen, but they were posting images of the bundle I received. Looks like there are some people not reading or not realizing how the download works. I included some photos of the version I received with NO PHYSICAL CODE, as well as the instructions for download. There was some slight damage to the Switch box, but the Switch itself is all good.

$450 for the switch 2 Mario kart world bundle is an absolute steal. So glad I was able to snag this deal. I love the switch 2 and it is such a great step up from the original switch. If you are on the fence, get it!

I love it

Son loves the upgrade from the the regulator switch. The SD card was an additional 85.00 due to the type it takes and it is not the same as the older switch and is not included so please be sure to buy one. Everything transferred from the first switch to the new one very easily. Graphics are better and the screen is bigger and is nothing but an improvement than the first. Son has special needs and he is very much into sonic and Mario and his switch is very important to him, so if he says it great than it is great! 10/10 would recommend!

The Nintendo Switch 2 is a polished upgrade that improves on nearly everything fans liked about the original. It keeps the hybrid design but adds a sharper display, better performance, and smoother gameplay. The updated Joy-Cons feel more reliable and comfortable, and load times are noticeably faster. It handles modern games much better, though it’s still not as powerful as top-tier consoles. Battery life and online features are just okay, not standout. Verdict: A solid, refined upgrade—perfect if you already love Nintendo’s ecosystem, but not a must-buy for everyone.

Nintendo is at it again. Sleak design, the new controller mechanics are an obvious upgrade. Backwards compatibility with Switch games is amazing. 120 FPS Zelda? Yes please! 4K? Yup, that's there too. Well done Nintendo, well done. I just unplugged my PS5 Pro for this, and my family and I are loving every minute of it.

We love this system, and have been fans on Nintendo and its properties for decades. That being said, we’ve been playing our Nintendo Switch 2 every day since we got it two months ago. There are glaring issues with the controllers, from the joycons sticking, to buttons becoming non-responsive during gameplay. We still love the system overall, but can’t help feeling frustrated with the lack of quality in the accessories.

This reviews late yet fair. The Switch 2 is a good ipgrade for anyone who bought a switch one early in its life span. the loading is faster. The graghics pop. Yet the Joy cons are still small and really the battery life gos fast. Mario kart world is a great pack in title the game alone however is over priced at most it should be droped by 10 dollars.

The Switch 2 is honestly incredible. One of the best handheld consoles I’ve used, easily up there with the PS Vita. Performance, screen, and overall experience are great. That said, there are a couple of downsides. The push toward digital-only games isn’t for everyone, and the battery is disappointing. If I don’t use it for 1–2 days, it’s almost completely drained. My Switch 1 could sit for a week and still hold a good charge. Still a great console, but those issues are hard to ignore.

I bought this for fiancée as a surprise and tucked it away for my fiancée until it was their birthday. By the time they opened it and tested it out, we found out the Nintendo Switch 2 console was faulty. It struggles to run games when it’s in handheld mode, but runs fine on the dock. If they try to play most of their games on handheld mode, it will crash.