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Where To Pre-Order Pokemon Sword And Shield For Nintendo Switch (US)

In a Nintendo Direct earlier this morning, Nintendo announced two new Pokemon games, which are titled Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield. The two games will arrive on Switch in late 2019, marking the first main series Pokemon games to arrive on the console. The Direct also gave us a brief look at the games' gorgeous new region, Galar, and the three new starter Pokemon: Grookey, a grass monkey; Scorbunny, a fiery rabbit; and Sobble, a shy water lizard.

More information, including the exact release date, will be revealed in the coming months, but if you're already mentally throwing your money at Nintendo and counting down the days, pre-orders for the game are slowly opening up. Best Buy already has listings for Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield live on their site, so you can pre-order the games right now. We'll update this post as more retailers begin offering pre-orders.

Where to pre-order Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield

Best Buy -- $60 (Sword, Shield)

Pre-order bonuses for Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield

As of right now, the only pre-order bonus available is at Best Buy, where you can receive $10 reward credit for pre-ordering one of the Pokemon games. However, to be eligible, you must be a Best Buy member. Signing up for their membership program is free.



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