Limited-Edition Pastel Pink Switch Joy-Con Controllers Back In Stock On Launch Day

Limited-Edition Pastel Pink Joy-Con Controllers

$80

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Preorders for the Pastel Pink Joy-Con controllers for Nintendo Switch sold out rather quickly earlier this year, but launch day has arrived and stock has been replenished. You can snag a pair of Pastel Pink Joy-Con--the third set of pastel controllers for Switch--at multiple major retailers, including Amazon and Best Buy. The new set released alongside Princess Peach: Showtime, the latest Nintendo Switch exclusive. Alternatively, you can get the new controllers in a bundle with the game at Walmart. Plus, you'll get a free pair of Peach-themed scrunchies.

Limited-Edition Pastel Pink Joy-Con Controllers

$80

Unlike most sets, which feature different colors for the left and right controllers, these are Pastel Pink throughout the entire design. As usual, they support motion controls, HD rumble, and come with two black Joy-Con straps.

The Pastel Pink Joy-Con controllers will only be sold for a limited time, and we'd expect the fresh stock to sell out soon.

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If you want to complete your pastel controller collection, the Pastel Pink and Pastel Yellow Joy-Con are available right now for $80. The same goes for the Pastel Purple and Pastel Green Joy-Con, which are also listed for $80.

Peach's first leading role since Super Princess Peach for Nintendo DS earned a 7/10 in our Princess Peach: Showtime review.

"Princess Peach Showtime is a friendly, inviting game that's made to be easy to digest," critic Steve Watts wrote. "Some of the genres work better than others in this format, but none of them are too tricky or off-putting, and most of it will come down to personal taste. None of these stages are fleshed out enough to support their own game, but they're an invitation for novice gamers to explore a bunch of different game types, with a charming (and apparently polymath) princess offering her gloved hand to welcome them in."