Switch 2 pre-order guide: Ocarina of Time and Metroid Ravenous reportedly $10 lower

Nintendo Wire reports that Amazon and Walmart have cut the reported pre-order price for two upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 games to $59.99, compared with a $69.99 standard physical MSRP. The original guide names The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Metroid Ravenous; the comparison below keeps those games separate and warns Canadian readers not to assume the same number in CAD.

What the reported $10 gap actually means

For both games, the guide’s math is simple: a reported $59.99 pre-order price sits $10 below a $69.99 physical MSRP. That is a retailer comparison, not a Nintendo Canada price guarantee, and the offer can change before release.

The most useful takeaway is therefore the size of the discount rather than the absolute Canadian checkout price. If you are shopping from Canada, verify the store, currency, shipping, and tax treatment before treating the U.S.-reported figure as your own final price.

Ocarina of Time is the lower-risk nostalgia pick

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is the familiar name in this guide, but this Switch 2 release still deserves a careful edition check. Nintendo’s Canadian product listing is the right place to confirm the platform, format, and current local offer before ordering.

A pre-order makes the most sense for players who already know they want this version and value the reported $10 gap. Everyone else can wait for a Canadian listing or a confirmed review window; the guide does not turn a retailer promotion into a permanent discount.

Metroid Ravenous is the newer bet

Metroid Ravenous is presented by Nintendo Wire as an all-new 2D Metroid adventure coming exclusively to Nintendo Switch 2. Its reported $59.99 pre-order price is therefore tied to a game with more uncertainty for buyers who have not yet seen the final release.

That makes the price check more important. Compare the Canadian eShop and retailer listings, confirm the physical edition, and use the $69.99 figure only as the guide’s standard-MSRP reference point—not as a confirmed Canadian MSRP.

How to use the guide without overpaying

Start with the exact game page in the tracker below, then compare its Canadian offers rather than copying a U.S. price into your budget. The two titles have separate records, so the table keeps their availability and price history distinct.

Finally, remember that pre-order discounts can disappear or return. The source was updated September 26, 2026, while this Juiso guide is checked September 27; treat the retailer prices as time-sensitive and verify them immediately before placing an order.