Nintendo Killed the Mario Kart Switch 2 Bundle — Why It’s Bad

Nintendo just killed the Mario Kart Switch 2 bundle — and it’s bad news for gamers. With the bundle gone, $80 games and a possible Switch 2 price hike may be next.

Nintendo has officially ended the Mario Kart World Switch 2 bundle — and this move could have much bigger consequences than most people realize. With the bundle gone, Mario Kart World now has to survive as a full $80 standalone game, raising serious questions about Nintendo’s pricing strategy, future bundles, and whether a Switch 2 price increase is coming next.

In this video, we break down why Nintendo killing the Mario Kart Switch 2 bundle is bad news for gamers, what this means for $80 games going forward, and why Mario Kart World has suddenly become Nintendo’s biggest pricing experiment. Was this always the plan, or is Nintendo quietly preparing for higher console and game prices in 2026?

We’ll cover:

Why the Mario Kart Switch 2 bundle was discontinued

How this affects Mario Kart World sales at $80

What it means for future Nintendo Switch 2 bundles

Whether a Switch 2 price increase is inevitable

Why this could change how Nintendo prices Mario, Zelda, and more

If you care about Nintendo, the Switch 2, physical vs digital games, or the future of video game pricing, this is something you need to understand.

💬 Let me know in the comments:
Is ending the Mario Kart bundle a bad move? Would you pay $80 for Mario Kart World without a bundle?

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