24 January 2024 , 17:00
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Nintendo Switch owners will soon be able to pick up a pair of pastel pink Joy-Cons, to make your Switch look snazzier than ever.
In celebration of the upcoming Princess Peach: Showtime! game, Nintendo is releasing limited edition pastel pink Joy-Cons which are set to launch alongside the new spin on the Super Mario series on March 22, 2024. I for one am shocked it's taken this long for a pink Joy-Con pair to come out for the Nintendo Switch, especially considering how iconic the pink DS Lite was.
The pastel pink Joy-Cons are described by Nintendo as a 'limited edition' release so if you're dead set on getting them it's worth getting a pre-order in. However, while these are limited edition, it is worth noting the Zelda: Skyward Sword HD Joy-Cons were also limited edition and were still available months later.
We saw other pastel Nintendo Switch controllers drop last year and these sold out almost instantly but were then restocked which is something to keep in mind if you're not sure about pre-ordering just yet. We've collected all of the places to pre-order the controllers and included them below.
These pastel pink Joy-Cons are available for pre-order right now but won't be shipping until March 22, 2024. We may be seeing more retailers stocking the controllers between now and release and we'll be sure to update this page with the appropriate links if that happens to be the case.
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Nintendo Switch pastel pink pre-orders
Currently, the pastel pink Joy-Con pair is only available on the My Nintendo Store in each region, so unfortunately there aren't any great deals on this Joy-Con pair.
UK
- Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Pair pastel pink – £69.99 at My Nintendo Store UK
US
Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Pair pastel pink – $79.99 at My Nintendo Store US
AUS
- Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Pair pastel pink – AU$119.95 at My Nintendo Store AUS
While these are available to pre-order at the moment, there's no way to know how long we'll see stock remain on the shelves considering they're a limited edition release. However, you'll still be able to get the pastel Joy-Con pair with a pink and yellow that was released last year, which is a decent substitute.