Animal Crossing Nintendo Switch Bundle Restocked and Available Again

The Animal Crossing Nintendo Switch Bundle has been restocked.
The Animal Crossing Nintendo Switch Bundle has been restocked. / Photo by GameStop and Nintendo

Animal Crossing Nintendo Switch Bundle is finally back in stock, after being sold out for over half a year. Here's everything you need to know about the Animal Crossing Switch Bundle.

Animal Crossing Nintendo Switch Bundle Restocked and Available Again

The bundle, as listed on GameStop, includes both the Animal Crossing New Horizons Edition Nintendo Switch console and a digital copy of the game. You can buy both individually for the same price. Unlike the previous New Leaf 3DS, the game isn't pre-installed on the console. Since Animal Crossing is a game you'll want to play a little every day, having it on digital is incredibly convenient.

The console itself costs the same as any other Switch, coming in at $300. It features two-toned pastel green and blue Joy-Cons with off-white backs, and a special back plate for the console itself featuring a New Horizons design. The side rails are the same off-white color, with matching pastel wrist straps. Unfortunately, the Joy-Con grip is just standard black.

Perhaps the fanciest thing is the off-white dock, featuring a graphic of the Nooks. The entire package looks amazing and is sure to be the envy of your friends.

Chances are you've already gotten into New Horizons. There isn't a way to move New Horizons save data yet, though the feature is planned to come soon. It's expected to transfer with a user account, so most likely you'll have to migrate your entire switch profile over when the feature becomes available. Take care if you're grabbing one for yourself if you missed out last March.

The bundle is a great gift, as it gives you everything you need to immerse yourself in the world of Animal Crossing. The restock seems to be quite significant, as both the bundle and special console are still available to order as of writing. Get in on it soon, as there's no telling what the Holiday demand will do to the stock.