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The hugely anticipated new Pokémon game is out this week, and many of you fine folk may be wondering where to buy the Nintendo Switch 2 Pokémon Legends Z-A bundle, given it is the perfect entry point to the new console and one that many Pokémon fans have likely been waiting for.

Well, fear not, as I have rounded up all the best links and listings to make your search quick and easy. The good news is that bundle stock, generally, on both sides of the Atlantic, looks to be pretty good. The ‘bad news’ is that it’s not available everywhere retailer-wise, so you may have to pick carefully to find your best or preferred place to shop.

Anyway, let’s get to it: below you’ll find a bunch of the best quick links for the bundle to get you to where you need to be fast, and below that, some more information on individual retailers’ stock levels and offerings.

Nintendo Switch 2 Pokémon Legends Z-A bundles – US Quick Links

• Walmart: $499.99
• Best Buy: $499.99
• Target: $499.99
• Amazon: $499.99 (out of stock)
• GameStop: $499.99 (out of stock)
• My Nintendo Store: $499.99 (out of stock)
• Antonline: check stock

Nintendo Switch 2 Pokémon Legends Z-A bundles – UK Quick Links

• Amazon: £429.99
• Very: £429.99
• Currys: £429.99
• ShopTo: £429.85
• The Game Collection: £429.95
• Smyths Toys: £429.99
• My Nintendo Store: £429.99 (out of stock)
• John Lewis: £429.99 (out of stock)
• Argos: check stock
• EE Store: check stock

Nintendo Switch 2 Pokémon Legends Z-A bundles – US complete listings

Nintendo Switch 2 Pokémon Legends Z-A bundles – UK complete listings

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