Where to find the Zelda 40th Anniversary Switch 2 Pro Controller

Amazon and Nintendo list the controller as sold out online. Target says occasional early-morning in-store pickup options may appear, depending on local deliveries. Best Buy has run online drops through a digital waiting line, with scattered stock at some stores, while GameStop’s web orders are unavailable and shoppers are advised to check local branches directly. The retailer pages for Nintendo, Amazon, Target, Best Buy and GameStop list the controller at $99.99.

Walmart is not included among the recommended retailers because its direct stock at the official price is gone. Active buy buttons on the site are from third-party sellers charging more, so shoppers should check the seller information and select Walmart where available.

Demand has been linked to the arrival of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on Switch 2. The remake updates the 1998 game with improved visuals, modern camera controls, rearranged dungeon puzzles and an orchestral score. Nintendo Latin America Vice President and General Manager Bill van Zyll said the company underestimated worldwide demand for the Zelda 40th-anniversary collection. He said replenishment plans are underway for hardware, software and the controller, but Nintendo has given no dates or shipment quantities.

The themed controller has Zelda-inspired illustrations and gold detailing, along with the standard generation-two model’s features: motion sensors, HD Rumble 2, an amiibo scanner, a capture button, a dedicated C button for GameChat, remappable GL and GR rear buttons, a 3.5mm headphone jack and up to 40 hours of battery life. It works with the original Switch, Switch OLED, Switch Lite and Switch 2.

To improve the chances of buying at retail price, save checkout details in advance and verify that the retailer—not a marketplace seller—is handling the sale. Best Buy shoppers should avoid refreshing while in the queue, which the source says resets their place. Checking Target, Best Buy or GameStop stores when they open may also reveal stock not listed online. The article expects possible holiday restocks, including around Black Friday, but offers no confirmed dates or quantities.