Costco’s launch day Switch 2 Mario Kart bundle will come with a subscription.

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The retailer lists its Mario Kart World bundle as available to buy on the console’s June 5th launch day and including a 12-month subscription to the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack — with the caveat that it’s “for NEW members; cannot add to existing membership,” as deal-hunter Wario64 spotted. Whether that’s as a free bonus or added onto the price of the system isn’t clear, since Costco hasn’t posted pricing y…

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Costco’s launch day Switch 2 Mario Kart bundle will come with a subscription.
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