The 40th Anniversary Edition of The Legend of Zelda for Nintendo Switch 2 and related merchandise have seen brief restocks in the US and UK, but overall inventory remains tight. At the time of this update, there were no consoles available for immediate purchase in the US market, and Pro Controllers and carrying cases were also difficult to find.
US retailer Target arranged in-store and online inventory around November 5-6, and the official Nintendo Store also released stock multiple times. Walmart briefly listed the special edition controller, but previously canceled some pre-orders, so subsequent inventory may be prioritized for fulfilling backlogged orders.
GameStop currently only accepts in-store purchases; there is no online inventory for consoles, Pro Controllers, or carrying cases, so you need to check local stores before buying. Amazon and Best Buy have not shown significant activity since the launch or midnight events.
In the UK, Amazon UK had small batch restocks over the weekend and Monday last week, EE restocked the console twice, and offered additional discounts on related game bundles. Smyths Toys still lists pages for controllers and carrying cases, while Very's game or accessory bundles may remain available longer. The Nintendo product page now shows "More stock is on its way," and users can add the special edition console to their wishlist in the Nintendo Store app and enable restock notifications. Inventory and prices are still subject to change at any time.