NSO memberships are set to get more expensive in Canada starting in August 2025, as Nintendo rolls out pricing changes.

The Switch launched in 2017 for $300. It’s now 2025 and it’s still $300. Will it finally get a price cut like every other Nintendo console has had at some point in its lifecycle or will the Mario maker take the unprecedented step of actually making it more expensive, even after the Switch 2 is out? According to Nintendo, we’ll find out on August 1.

The Switch 2 will be another hit that will satisfy plenty of gamers, especially families. But its graphics and speed are not on par with the latest gaming tech.