Do you want to finally get your hands on a Nintendo Switch or are you trying to get a great deal on a Nintendo Switch to give away this year? Well, friend, the Nintendo Black Friday deals are on, with the return of the $299 Nintendo Switch console deal from Black Friday. The deal is live and in stock everywhere, with no subscription or other restrictions required to make the most of this Black Friday Nintendo Switch deal.
I want to reiterate how this is the best choice for anyone looking for the perfect Nintendo Switch gift this year.
Nintendo Switch Black Friday Bundle Deal
What’s in the Nintendo Switch Black Friday deal?
Nintendo offers a variation of this bundle every Black Friday, and it’s gotten a few updates over the past few years. Here’s what’s in the Nintendo Switch Black Friday bundle:
- Nintendo Switch console model HAC-001(01) with neon red and neon blue Joy-con
- Download code for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
- Code for a 3-month subscription to Nintendo Switch Online
It’s a good deal considering you get a game and an NSO subscription, all for the price of a regular Nintendo Switch. The Nintendo Switch is the latest model, meaning it has 4.5-9 hours of battery life as opposed to the original version which had 3-5 hours. This isn’t an OLED model Switch, but it’s still a Switch and everyone loves a Switch!
When is the Nintendo Switch Black Friday deal available?
Right Now. You can buy it everywhere, without restrictions, immediately. The Nintendo Black Friday deal went live on Sunday with every sale of Walmart’s Black Friday deals. Walmart initially held back, offering the deal only to Walmart+ subscribers, but it’s now available for free to everyone.
How to get the new Mario Kart 8 Deluxe tracks
With the 3-month subscription to Nintendo Switch Online, you get access to online play and a collection of Super NES and NES games as part of the subscription. However, if you want access to the new Mario Kart 8 tracks, you’ll need to upgrade to the NSO expansion subscription. This tier entitles you to Mario Kart 8 bonus tracks, the Animal Crossing DLC, Splatoon 2’s Octo expansion, as well as access to a selection of Nintendo 64 and Sega Genesis games.