Nintendo introduced on Friday that it’s going to open Switch 2 preorders within the U.S. on April 24, following a delay because of the Trump administration’s hefty tariffs.

Followers feared the long-awaited console would spike in worth resulting from Trump’s import guidelines on worldwide items, however Nintendo confirmed the Swap 2 will nonetheless value $449.99 and are available out on June 5, as originally announced.

Swap 2 equipment, nonetheless, will enhance in worth resulting from “modifications in market circumstances,” Nintendo mentioned in a press launch. The corporate added that different merchandise may additionally face hikes down the highway.

Many of the Swap 2 equipment appear to be getting a $5 worth bump. The Nintendo Swap 2 Professional Controller, which was initially set to value $79.99, will now value $84.99. Pleasure-Cons will value $94.99, up from $89.99, and the brand new Swap 2 digicam attachment will value $54.99, up from $49.99.

So far as video games go, Nintendo isn’t altering the costs of the digital and bodily variations of two launch-day heavy-hitters, Mario Kart World ($79.99) and Donkey Kong Bananza ($69.99).

“We apologize for the retail pre-order delay, and hope this reduces among the uncertainty our prospects could also be experiencing,” Nintendo wrote within the launch.

Although the altering costs of equipment might concern some prospects, they received’t discover reprieve from different gaming corporations. Earlier this week, Sony introduced that it could bump PlayStation 5 prices in Europe, Australia, and New Zealand resulting from shifts within the international financial system. Followers anticipate that related worth changes will hit the U.S. finally, too.

Sure electronics, like smartphones and laptops, are exempted from Trump’s tariffs, however not online game consoles.