Big savings on Switch games and accessories, plus the best Switch 2 bundles for the holiday shopping season

Nintendo gear is always in demand during the holiday shopping season, but this year it’s likely higher than ever. nintendo switch 2 The console launches in 2025 and it will undoubtedly be at the top of many wish lists for both kids and adults. If you were hoping to score some savings on consoles during the Black Friday shopping season, you may be disappointed. The Nintendo Black Friday Sale was announced earlier this month, and not surprisingly there aren’t a lot of true “deals” available. This is typical of Nintendo – it’s hard to find legitimate Nintendo Black Friday deals, even among the best Black Friday gaming deals – but if you’re going to pick up a Switch 2 before the year is out there are at least ways to get the best value for your money.

As has been the case for years, major Nintendo deals for the holidays come in the form of console bundles. When the Switch 2 launched earlier this year, it was available as a console-only console for just $449 or in a bundle mario kart world For $499. Both options are still available. Considering that each game costs $70, you can save a bit by picking up the console bundle. You can pick up the console and its bundles from most retailers, including Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and others.

nintendo switch game deals

When it comes to deals on Nintendo Switch 2 games, the Nintendo eShop will have cyber deals starting on November 20th, which will run through December 3rd. The store will feature “Holiday Offers on Select Games”, so it looks like we’ll all have to visit the online store on November 20th to see the games on offer.

Starting November 23rd, select retailers will be able to discount some physical Switch games Princess Peach: Showtime!, luigi’s mansion 3 And Kirby’s Return in Dream Land DeluxeThey’ll cost $40 each, while other games will be priced at similar super mario odyssey, nintendo switch sports, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door And sniping 3 Will be $30.

nintendo switch accessory deals

Switch 2 accessories were conspicuously absent from the announced deals, but there’s always a chance they’ll be discounted from third-party retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy. A handful of official Nintendo accessories made our best Switch 2 accessories list, but you can find plenty of cool stuff from other manufacturers too. However, if you’re interested in purchasing a first-party accessory for yourself or as a gift for someone else, here’s where you can find some of the most popular accessories.

joy-con 2 bundle

switch 2 pro controller

2 switch camera

Hori Nintendo Switch 2 Piranha Plant Camera

Joy-Con 2 Wheels (Set of 2)

More Nintendo Black Friday deals

Even though you might not be able to find deep discounts on Nintendo consoles or new games this year, that doesn’t mean you can’t get good deals on other Nintendo gear. There are plenty of great ideas for gifts for the Nintendo fan in your life, and Engadget’s Sam Rutherford got to see a bunch of them in person when he attended Nintendo’s holiday showcase. From collectibles to clothing to plush and holiday decorations, there really is a lot to choose from – but if you’re the kind of Nintendo fan who likes to find things for yourself in the process of looking for cool gifts, you may want to pace yourself. Here are some of the best Nintendo gift ideas you can check out during Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday.

dark horse books

There is so much information and history about the Zelda franchise that it was difficult to keep things straight. That is, until a few years ago when this compendium came out and finally set the record straight and shed some light on the questionable events of some of the most talked-about sports sagas of all time. -Sam Rutherford, Senior Reporter

$26 on Amazon

Sam Rutherford for Engadget

It may not be a welcome sight to parents, but it will certainly delight kids who like cars, Mario, or both. And because it has room to store over 30 carts, it can really help reduce some clutter. It’s a win-win situation in my book. – SR

$50 on Amazon

Sam Rutherford for Engadget

When I first saw this LEGO set in person, it took all my restraint not to finish it and buy it for myself. Just look at it. If this doesn’t evoke the cozy feelings of a handheld munching on AA batteries while entertaining millions of kids during road trips in the 90s, you might be dead inside. Lego also included some fake displays with a lenticular effect to give the impression that the game actually runs. Very clean. – SR

$60 on Amazon

Usaopoly

If you’re looking for a less frenetic take on Nintendo’s creations, this 1,000-piece Pikmin puzzle is fun for the whole family. It’s a perfect activity to relax while enjoying good food, drinks and the warmth of a nearby fire. And if this particular set doesn’t do it, there’s also an official Mario Kart-themed set. – SR

$15 on Amazon

Sam Rutherford for Engadget

You can’t hate Kirby. You just can’t. He’s just a cute little puffball who deserves to go wherever he wants – and thanks to this backpack that looks like a plush or this little hat, you can take him with you everywhere. – SR

$30 on Amazon