When Will Nintendo’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals Start?
Games, accessories, and savings arrive early this year as Nintendo opens its holiday sales window ahead of the rush.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2025 are almost here, and Nintendo is getting an early start. While the Switch 2 console isn’t getting a price cut this year, the company is rolling out rare discounts on first-party games and official accessories, giving fans a chance to save before the peak holiday rush.
Here’s everything you need to know about Nintendo’s early Black Friday and Cyber Monday plans.
Emmanuel Umahi
What Nintendo games are discounted for Black Friday 2025?
Nintendo’s Black Friday sale runs from November 23–29, with several major titles dropping to some of their lowest prices of the year. Both digital and physical versions will be discounted across Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, Target, and Walmart.
Nintendo Switch Sports, Super Mario Odyssey, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Remake, and Splatoon 3 will all be available for $29.99. Princess Peach: Showtime, Donkey Kong Country Returns HD, The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, Luigi’s Mansion 3, and Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe will sell for $39.99. For first-party titles, these prices are about as low as Nintendo usually goes, making this one of the best times to expand a Switch 2 library.
What is Nintendo offering for Cyber Monday this year?
Cyber Monday runs from November 30 to December 1, with the spotlight on storage. Nintendo is offering a $20 discount on its official 256GB microSD Express card for the Switch 2. Storage fills up fast on the newer console, and microSD Express cards remain hard to find, so this deal stands out as one of the easiest ways to upgrade without overspending.
Switch 2 owners know how quickly storage fills up, especially with digital games. Unlike the original Switch, the new system uses microSD Express cards, which are still hard to find. This deal is one of the best ways to expand your storage without breaking the bank.
Are there any discounts on the Nintendo Switch 2 console?
Not this year. Nintendo isn’t lowering the price of the Switch 2, but it is sticking with its standard bundles at $449. Buyers can choose between the Mario Kart World bundle, the Pokémon Legends: Z-A bundle, or the standalone console.
One noticeable change is the absence of the long-running Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Black Friday bundle, which had been a staple for years. With Switch 2 stock returning to normal after months of shortages, Nintendo appears comfortable holding firm on hardware prices for the holiday season.
The takeaway
Nintendo’s 2025 holiday strategy focuses on games and accessories rather than console discounts. For players looking to pick up Switch 2 titles or boost storage, these early Black Friday and Cyber Monday offers are worth jumping on. It’s not the year for cheaper hardware, but it’s a strong moment for anyone who’s been waiting to grow their collection without stretching their budget.
Louis Eriakha
