Nintendo has revealed adjustments to the pricing of its original Switch hardware and software in Canada

Nintendo has revealed that it will be altering the prices for the original Switch consoles, along with related accessories and games, in the Canadian market due to "market conditions".

This adjustment will impact the regular Switch, its Lite version, and the OLED version, in addition to physical and digital titles, accessories, Amiibo figures, and memberships for Nintendo Switch Online.

According to GameSpot, the current pricing is $400 CAD for the standard Switch, $450 CAD for the OLED version, and $260 CAD for the Switch Lite.

While Nintendo has not specified whether these prices will go up or down, they plan to release detailed information on August 1, 2025, through Canada's My Nintendo Store.

The upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 and its software lineup remain unaffected by this pricing change.

Before the Switch 2 was launched, Nintendo confirmed that the $449.99 price tag of the console did not account for US tariffs that were enacted the same day as the console's announcement.

These tariffs did affect US pre-orders. Once a revised date was established, Nintendo reiterated that the Switch 2's price would stay at $449.99, although accessory prices increased due to market changes.