Black Friday: Save Up to $30 on Top Nintendo Switch Games
▼ Summary
– Nintendo is running a holiday sale on Switch games, amiibo, and accessories through November 28th.
– Select retailers are offering major Switch games like Super Mario Odyssey for as low as $29.99, a $30 discount.
– Some games are at their lowest price ever and won’t be heavily discounted again until next year’s MAR10 Day.
– Nintendo is not discounting Switch bundles this year, as it shifts focus to the unreleased Switch 2.
– Discounted Switch games are playable on the Switch 2, and Woot has a separate promo on Switch 2 games through November 23rd.
Building a collection of classic Nintendo Switch games often feels like an expensive hobby, as many of the system’s most beloved titles rarely see substantial price cuts. Fortunately, a special holiday promotion is now live, giving players the chance to save up to $30 on top-tier Nintendo Switch games, amiibo figures, and various accessories through November 28th.
This sale brings the cost of several standout Switch games down to just $29.99. Popular adventures like Super Mario Odyssey and The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom are included in this offer, representing some of the most significant discounts available. For certain titles, this price point is a new all-time low, and it’s unlikely we will see them discounted this heavily again until the next MAR10 Day event in the spring.
In a departure from previous years, Nintendo is not currently offering a hardware bundle that includes a digital game like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. The company’s public strategy has shifted towards its next-generation console, the Switch 2. While the new system itself is not part of any sale and a price drop seems distant, it’s important to note that all the discounted original Switch games are fully playable on the newer hardware.
Although no Switch 2-specific games are featured in Nintendo’s main promotion, other retailers are running separate deals. For instance, Woot’s video game sale, which ends today, November 23rd, provides savings on newer releases such as Mario Kart World and the Switch 2 Edition of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
(Source: The Verge)
