- Pokemon Legends ZA preorders are live ahead of its October 16, 2025 release.
- The Price for Pokemon Legends ZA is $70 on Switch 2 and $60 on the original Switch.
- You can preorder the game from Nintendo eShop or retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, Pokemon Center, and Amazon.
Pokemon Legends ZA is scheduled for an October 16, 2025, release, which means there are still a few days left. Well, of course, you can buy the game after its release, but it might take some time, given the demand, and as a die-hard Pokemon fan, you might want to get your hands on it as soon as possible.
That’s where pre-ordering a game comes in clutch. Not only can you get the game right when it releases, but you can also get a lot of additional bonuses and gifts. In this article, we will guide you on how you can pre-order Pokémon Legends ZA and what bonuses you’ll receive.
All Pokemon Legends ZA Preorder Bonuses
Image Credit: The Pokémon Company
The Price for Pokemon Legends ZA is $70 on Switch 2 and $60 on the original Switch. However, there is an add-on Mega Dimension DLC that costs $30. This is not included in the pre-order purchase, and players must get the DLC separately if they want to unlock Mega Raichu X and Y.
While some pre-order bonuses are retailer-specific, players globally receive the following in-game pre-order bonuses when the game goes live:
- Ralts in-game holding a Gardevoirite in both the physical and digital versions of Pokémon Legends ZA and Pokémon Legends ZA Nintendo Switch 2 Edition. You can get this by choosing ‘Get via Internet’ in the Mystery Gift feature until February 28, 2026.
- A serial code for a gift of 100 Poké Balls .
These were the worldwide bonuses independent of the retailers. Now, let’s move on to the individual retailers and their pre-order bonuses.
Nintendo UK
Image Credits: Nintendo UK
The following bundles are exclusive to the Nintendo UK store , and you must register on their official website to qualify for the pre-order bonuses. Players from Belgium, Germany, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland, United Kingdom, and Austria can apply for the bonuses as well.
Walmart
Players who want to purchase Pokemon Legends ZA from Walmart will receive a pin of one of the three starter Pokemon (Chikorita, Tepig, and Totodile). The pin you receive will be random and exclusive to online preorders.
Image Credits: Pokemon Center
Pokemon Center
Pokemon Center offers the same pre-order bonus as Walmart for Pokemon Legends ZA Nintendo Switch, and Switch 2 . Players will receive one random pin of the three starter Pokémon (Chikorita, Tepig, and Totodile). However, before pre-ordering from the Pokemon Centre, be wary that the game might be delivered later, as they will start shipping mid-October.
Best Buy
Image Credits: Best Buy
Pre-ordering Pokemon Legends ZA from Best Buy will be your best option if you live in the US and Canada. The game comes with a free gamer mat, which is listed at $30. The gamer mat features the map of Lumiose City and many other Pokemon from the game.
Gamestop has confirmed that players who pre-order Pokemon Legends ZA from their site will get a serial code that they can redeem to obtain a Trench Coat and Pants set for their trainer. However, this item can still be obtained through regular gameplay progression.
How to preorder Pokemon Legends ZA
Players can pre-order Pokemon Legends ZA by following the steps below:
- Visit the retail website from where you want to purchase the game. We have listed all the sites and their direct link. Simply clicking on the link will redirect you to the product.
- You must log in if you already have an account on their site or sign up. You’ll need a Nintendo account if you preorder from the official Nintendo website.
- Once you have logged in, add Pokemon Legends ZA to your cart.
- Now, you can proceed to checkout
- Following that, you’ll be redirected to a payment window, and after that, you’re all set.
Congrats, you have successfully pre-ordered Pokemon Legends ZA. You can enjoy the game once it goes live on October 16, 2025.
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