Black Friday deals are getting started. If you can't wait for the day itself, there are plenty of great deals on Nintendo Switch games and even consoles. Nintendo's Black Friday console bundles have dropped!

Nintendo reveals its upcoming Black Friday 2024 deals, which include discounts on select Nintendo Switch games, accessories, and bundles.

You don't have to wait until the Black Friday Nintendo Switch deals are fully underway, as there are already some fantastic Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED bundles on sale right now at a wide range of retailers.

The Expansion Pack portion is missing though, which is a shame since that’s what includes access to all of the Mario Kart 8 DLC for free (otherwise it’s $30 extra). In fact, Nintendo is pushing Switch Online memberships big-time as part of its Black ...

Nintendo has officially announced its deal lineup for the upcoming Black Friday sales, Business Wire has reported, with discounts incoming on Joy-Con controllers, Switch games (such as The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom for $39.99 ), and loads more at retailers in-store and online. Here’s everything that was confirmed.

Black Friday hasn't technically started yet, but there are already tons of discounts for Nintendo Switch consoles and games in the UK.

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Tears of the Kingdom, Pikmin 4, Kirby and the Forgotten Land, and more will be $20 off at retailers like Best Buy, Target, and Walmart once the sale commences. Additionally, Switch accessories like Joy-Con controllers and Nintendo’s Pro Controller will also be $20 off,

Nintendo has launched three impressive Nintendo Switch offers ahead of Black Friday, offering up to £67 off games consoles, Animal Crossing, Nintendo Sports and more.

In a bid to generate hype for the year's most brand-safe holiday, Nintendo has given us a teaser for what to expect on Black Friday. Select games and accessories await, all at a reasonable discount. Everything here seems to revolve around a "$20 or more off" sort of message,