Nintendo's Black Friday Sale Leaves Much to Be Desired, But You Can Still Score Some Bargains.
As the holiday season approaches, many gamers are likely on the lookout for some great deals on Nintendo gear and games. Unfortunately, this year's Nintendo Black Friday sale may not offer as much in terms of discounts, but there are still ways to get the best value for your money when it comes to purchasing a Switch 2 console.
One thing that is available from now until the end of the year is a limited selection of bundles featuring popular games like "Mario Kart World" and the upcoming "Pokémon Legends: Z-A". These bundles can save you around $20 compared to buying the game separately, making them a decent option for those looking to pick up a Switch 2 before Christmas.
However, it's worth noting that these deals are relatively rare, so if you're hoping to score a big discount on a Nintendo console or new games, you may be out of luck. The majority of retailers offering Black Friday discounts this year will likely be focused on physical copies of games like "Princess Peach: Showtime!", "The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom", and "Luigi's Mansion 3".
While the selection of discounted games is limited, there are still some great options to consider. For example, select retailers will offer discounts on titles like "Super Mario Odyssey" and "Nintendo Switch Sports". These deals can save you around $10 compared to buying the game at full price.
It's also worth mentioning that Nintendo fans have a lot of other gift ideas to choose from this holiday season, including collectibles, clothing, plushies, and even some fun gaming accessories like travel mugs or puzzles. If you're shopping for a Nintendo fan in your life, these might be a better bet than hoping for a console bundle deal.
In the end, while the Nintendo Black Friday sale may not offer as many great deals as some of its competitors, there are still ways to get the best value for your money when it comes to purchasing a Switch 2 console or buying games and accessories.
As the holiday season approaches, many gamers are likely on the lookout for some great deals on Nintendo gear and games. Unfortunately, this year's Nintendo Black Friday sale may not offer as much in terms of discounts, but there are still ways to get the best value for your money when it comes to purchasing a Switch 2 console.
One thing that is available from now until the end of the year is a limited selection of bundles featuring popular games like "Mario Kart World" and the upcoming "Pokémon Legends: Z-A". These bundles can save you around $20 compared to buying the game separately, making them a decent option for those looking to pick up a Switch 2 before Christmas.
However, it's worth noting that these deals are relatively rare, so if you're hoping to score a big discount on a Nintendo console or new games, you may be out of luck. The majority of retailers offering Black Friday discounts this year will likely be focused on physical copies of games like "Princess Peach: Showtime!", "The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom", and "Luigi's Mansion 3".
While the selection of discounted games is limited, there are still some great options to consider. For example, select retailers will offer discounts on titles like "Super Mario Odyssey" and "Nintendo Switch Sports". These deals can save you around $10 compared to buying the game at full price.
It's also worth mentioning that Nintendo fans have a lot of other gift ideas to choose from this holiday season, including collectibles, clothing, plushies, and even some fun gaming accessories like travel mugs or puzzles. If you're shopping for a Nintendo fan in your life, these might be a better bet than hoping for a console bundle deal.
In the end, while the Nintendo Black Friday sale may not offer as many great deals as some of its competitors, there are still ways to get the best value for your money when it comes to purchasing a Switch 2 console or buying games and accessories.
... I mean, who doesn't need more Mario Kart in their life? 
but seriously, $20 off is not bad at all! on the flip side, I feel like I'll be playing Pokémon Legends: Z-A until the end of time lol. and can we talk about how they're focusing on physical copies of games this year? 
I'd rather buy a Switch 2 with some sick games already preloaded 
I'm kinda bummed about this Black Friday sale, to be honest 
. The bundles with popular games are cool, I guess, but $20 off is nothing if you're looking for a major discount 
. And don't even get me started on the physical copies of games being discounted - that's just not what I'm after 
. Can someone please tell me where I can find some sick gaming accessories with this sale tho? A sweet travel mug or something would be lit 
. All these bundles are cool, but honestly, I'd rather save my cash and get a sweet new game that I've been dying to play... like "Pokémon Legends: Z-A"! Who needs a discount when you can get the whole package deal, right? 
But honestly, the selection of discounted consoles and bundles just doesn't seem as strong this year. The ones that are available are mostly limited editions with popular games thrown in for good measure, which isn't really what I'm looking for. 
. And if you're feeling extra lucky, you might even catch a discount on some of the other popular titles like "Super Mario Odyssey". 
they're not exactly killin' it on black friday, but i guess you can still cop some decent bundles if you know where to look... those "mario kart world" and "pokemon legends: z-a" bundles are pretty cool i s'pose... but let's be real, who needs a switch 2 when you can just play the games on an older model? 
like that mario kart world bundle tho 
it's a decent savings of $20 
just don't expect too much, lol 
. Like, who needs a $50 discount on a game that's already like, what, $60? 
"... like, i get it they want people to buy switch consoles and games but 20 bucks off a bundle? that's not exactly setting the world on fire 
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also, where are the discounts on new games? like, pokemon legends z-a is out now but i still gotta pay full price for it? that just doesn't seem right 
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). Not only will you be supporting Nintendo fans in your life, but you'll also be getting them something they might not have even considered before 
. On the bright side, some retailers are offering decent deals on select titles like "Super Mario Odyssey" and "Nintendo Switch Sports", so that's a bit more promising