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Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals 2024: Up to 64% off

Cyber Monday Deal Someone picks up a Nintendo Switch OLED Model.
Nintendo

There are all kinds of Cyber Monday deals that you can take advantage of for the Nintendo Switch console, games, and accessories. The Nintendo Switch deals over the past six months or so haven’t been great, but we’ve been able to scour retailers to find the most amazing deals that we can and collect them for you below. We’ve done our best to include a few different games and accessories that we think everybody might be interested in.

Also, if you’re looking for general recommendations, check out our rankings of the best Switch games. Besides that, be sure to check out our roundup of the best Cyber Monday gaming laptop deals for a console alternative and these Cyber Monday board game deals for some off-screen gaming.

Our Top Pick: SanDisk 128GB microSDXC Card — $15 $35 57% off

A hand holds a SanDisk 128GB microSDXC memory card for Nintendo Switch up close with console in background.
Nintendo

While it’s great to have a physical copy of games, there are a lot of great deals on digital games, as well as games that simple don’t have physical copies. So, instead of filling up the internal storage, this 128GB MicroSD is a great way to get a lot more capacity, especially since it’s going for $15 instead of $35, a massive 57% discount.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown — $18 $50 64% off

Sargon leaping with his blades and with blue streaks behind him.
Ubisoft

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is a Metroidvania game set in the Prince of Persia universe, and it’s a lot of fun. In fact, our gaming writer Tomas Franzese said, “Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is a monumental achievement in approachable, seamless Metroidvania design,” and gave it almost a perfect score, so with this 64% discount its well worth grabbing.

Batman: Arkham Trilogy — $19 $40 53% off

Batman: Arkham Trilogy
Rocksteady

The Batcham Arkham Trilogy is probably one of the best Batman games out there, and if you never got a chance to play them when they first came out, this collection of three games is perfect. It even comes with a 53% discount, and when you consider that it’s for three full games, it’s a steal.

Outer Wilds Archaeologist Edition — $20 $40 50% off

Scene in Outer Wilds where they sit around campfire
Annapurna Interactive

If you haven’t had a chance to play Outer Wilds yet, you’re missing out, especially if you love story-driven puzzle games that really make you think and give you a good challenge. Even better, you can get this for a whopping 50% off at just $20.

PowerA Enhanced Nintendo Switch Controller — $35 $60 42% off

The black version of the PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller for the Nintendo Switch.
PowerA

While the Nintendo Pro Controller is great, it can be quite expensive for some, so if you’re looking for an alternative, this wireless controller from PowerA is the way to go. You can snag it now with a 42% discount which knocks it down to just $35.

PowerA Joy-Con Comfort Grips — $10 $15 34% off

PowerA Joy Con Comfort Grips
PowerA

If you bought yourself a pair of joy-cons but have found yourself wanting a more traditional controller experience, this joy-con grip from PowerA lets you make that conversion. Even better, the grips have been discounted down to just $10, so you don’t have to pay a ton of extra money.

Rollercoaster Tycoon Adventures Deluxe Edition — $20 $30 33% off

Rollercoaster Tycoon Adventures building a rollercoaster
Atari

One of the first proper tycoon games out there was Rollercoaster Tycoon, and if you never got a chance to play it, then it may be worth grabbing this newer, re-imagined version for the Switch. it has a ton more rides, is a lot more optimized, and even has a 33% discount that brings it down to $20.

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword — $45 $60 25% off

Cover artwork for Skyward Sword HD, showing Link with his sword raised.
Nintendo.com / Nintendo

For fans of Zelda that missed out on some of the great installments in previous consoles, this remaster of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword lets you play the original game that was released on the Wii. Given that it’s at the top of the best Zelda games on Switch, this 25% discount makes it worth grabbing.

Nintendo Switch (Refurbished) — $250 $300 17% off

The Nintendo Switch with gray joy-cons.
Nintendo

The Nintendo Switch is on sale with a 17% discount, that’s equivalent to $50 in savings. It may not look like much of a discount, but it’s rare to enjoy savings when buying this popular gaming console, so take advantage of this offer while it’s still available.

How to Choose a Nintendo Switch Deal on Cyber Monday

When the Nintendo Switch originally came out, there weren’t a lot of options; in fact, there wasn’t even an OLED model that you could buy with the upgraded screen. Nowadays, there’s been a boom in games and accessories, so there are a ton of options out there. When it comes to the Nintendo Switch itself, if you’re mostly going to be playing with it docked, then you should get the more affordable base model, but if you do plan to use it as a handheld console more, then the higher cost of the OLED model is really worth it.

When it comes to games, if you’re looking to not spend too much, then you can’t go wrong with the first-party Nintendo games like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and so forth, so it’s worth looking at those to see which you like. As for accessories, a lot of that will depend on the sort of games you play, but it is worth grabbing a “full” controller, either from Nintendo or a third-party seller, since the Joy-Cons can be a bit difficult to use, especially for longer periods. There are also a couple of fun accessories that let you put the Joy-Cons inside them and use them that way, such as the wheel accessory, which is a lot of fun for racing games.

How We Chose These Nintendo Switch Cyber Monday Deals

Unfortunately, there aren’t a ton of great Nintendo Switch deals floating around these days, which means that we mostly have to rely on finding great deals for games and accessories. That said, there are some refurbished Nintendo Switch deals that we may add or remove based on how good we thing the deal is and whether it’s worth the offer. Other than that, we do our best to include a good selection of games and accessories so you can pick and match what works for your favorite type of gaming.

We also rely on our expertise as deal hunters and our tools to ensure you’re getting the best deal for the money you’re putting in. That way, you know that you’re buying with confidence and you won’t regret it.

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Albert Bassili
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