
The Switch 2 library is expanding this year, with the Super Mario Bros. Wonder Nintendo Switch 2 Edition arriving soon. This enhanced version of the 2023 game features new improvements, including a fresh expansion called "Meetup in Bellabel Park" and additional characters to join the adventure. It’s a significant upgrade—though it’s still a few months away (mark your calendars for March 26)—and preorders are already available at select retailers.
Like other Switch 2 Editions, there’s a digital upgrade pack for owners of the original Switch version, plus a complete physical copy for those new to the game. Below, you’ll find where to preorder the full physical edition ($79.99) and the upgrade pack ($19.99).
Out March 26
$79.99 at Target$79.99 at GameStopSee at TargetSee at GameStop
Digital Version:
See at Nintendo eShop - Not Available Yet
Physical copies are available at both Target and GameStop, and we’re monitoring other retailers for additional stock. The digital version hasn’t been listed for preorder yet, for reasons unknown—but we’ll update this page as soon as it becomes available.
Out March 26
$19.99 at Nintendo eShop
If you already own Super Mario Bros. Wonder on Nintendo Switch and want to upgrade for use on your Switch 2, the digital upgrade pack is now available to preorder on the Nintendo eShop. For $19.99, you’ll get all the new content from the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition when the game launches on March 26.
### Super Mario Bros. Wonder
$59.99 save 22%$46.99 at Woot
Given the higher price of the physical Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, here’s a smart way to save: Woot is currently selling the original version of Super Mario Bros. Wonder for $46.99. If you don’t own it yet, buy it at this discounted rate, then add the upgrade pack—bringing your total to $66.98. That’s a solid savings compared to the $79.99 price of the full Switch 2 Edition.
What We Said in Our Original 9/10 Review of Super Mario Bros. Wonder:
Super Mario Bros. Wonder sets a new benchmark for 2D Mario platformers. It’s vibrant, full of life, and bursting with joy. Its unpredictable Wonder Effects continually surprise and delight by transforming levels in unexpected, creative ways... In every way except for advanced challenges, Wonder feels like a 21st-century successor to Super Mario World—and I can’t think of a higher compliment.