Where to pre-order the Legend of Zelda Nintendo Switch OLED

Best Buy | Pre-orders available now
Best Buy is the first retailer we've seen offering pre-orders of the Tears of the Kingdom Nintendo Switch OLED. You'll need an account to get yours in the bag, but this is your first shot at the new console.

Amazon | Check for stock
Amazon is often one of the first retailers to offer special edition pre-orders, but its also one of the fastest to get your console to you on launch day. If you’re a Prime member you get that excellent service for free as well. We aren’t seeing any inventory live right now, but stay tuned for more.  

Walmart | Check for stock
Walmart generally ties with Amazon for speed, but sometimes outlasts its online giant competitor in stock. Shipping times might be a little slower, but if these pre-orders move fast, Walmart is likely to have your back. Again, we’re still waiting for stock to land but we’re keeping a close eye.  

GameStop | Check for stock
GameStop actually leaked the new Legend of Zelda Nintendo Switch OLED before today’s Direct, which means there’s a good chance pre-orders will be alive and well here. We aren't seeing any stock yet but GameStop is a step ahead of Walmart and Amazon, with a listing page live on the site.

ShopTo | Pre-orders available now
ShopTo is the first UK retailer we've seen offering The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Nintendo Switch OLED pre-orders today. That's excellent news for anyone looking for peace of mind that their new device is in the bag. 

Amazon | Check for stock
Amazon is your go-to if you’re after a speedy pre-order and you’re aiming to get your new console on day one. While stock is elusive here as well, we’re checking back constantly for new updates.  

Currys | Check for stock
An old favorite, Currys often has an allotment of pre-order stock ready to go just after announcement. We’re also used to seeing extra discounts on games or merch for those who pre-order here as well. 

Very | Check for stock
It’s a little slower, but if stock does start to run out during the pre-order stage, it’s worth taking a look at Very. This retailer regularly packages games and other accessories in with high demand items like this, which helps them stay on the shelves a little longer.