Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders back in stock at Nintendo, but there is a catch

The MyNintendo Store is once again back with more pre-order stock.

Customers who visit the MyNintendo Store website can pre-order the .

Unfortunately, however, there is a catch, because despite not requiring an invite to pre-order the console, customers will need a Nintendo account with an active Switch Online membership.

This is expected to sell out fast, so you'd better hurry if you want to pre-order the console ahead of the summer launch.

In terms of what's in the box, the Nintendo Switch 2 console comes with two Joy-Con 2 controllers (L+R), Joy-Con 2 Grips, Joy-Con 2 Straps, Nintendo Switch 2 Dock, an Ultra High-Speed HDMI Cable, Nintendo Switch 2 AC Adapter and USB-C Charging Cable.

It also comes with a copy of Mario Kart World, which is a new racing game featuring open-world elements and multiple different regions.

Not only does it contain a traditional Grand Prix mode featuring set courses, but you'll be able to actually drive to the next race.

The Free Roam mode also lets you discover new secrets and routes, all the while interacting with friends.

Nintendo previously confirmed that the game will support 24-person multiplayer, which is put to best use during the superb Knockout Tour mode.

Knockout Tour is an epic elimination race where 24 players begin, and four racers are knocked out at every checkpoint. Needless to say, this makes for some exciting action, especially with the distance between each checkpoint and the power-ups meaning you're never completely out of the running.

If you do successfully pre-order the console, then the Switch 2 will be available to start playing from June 5.

Other games coming to the Switch 2 at launch include Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour, Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition, Fortnite, and Hogwarts Legacy.

Additional first and third-party games will be available in the weeks and months after launch, including Donkey Kong Bananza on July 17 and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond later in the year.

Nintendo will also release enhanced versions of existing Switch games, including upgraded editions of Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.

The Switch 2 Enhanced games will feature improved visuals, smoother frame-rates and in some cases and new content.

Breath of the Wild, for example, comes with a companion app that provides information about each area and an improved map.