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Nintendo Announces Switch 2 Black Friday Bundles as Early Discounts Arrive

Early console discounts are already appearing, while Nintendo's newly announced US sale offers a separate bundle deal starting November 22, giving shoppers different prices and dates to compare.

By Hushread Stories, from 11 outlets · First published 12 Nov 2026

In brief

  1. Nintendo has announced its US Black Friday offers, including discounts on Switch 2 hardware bundles and select games.
  2. Woot listed the standalone Switch 2 for $469, with the offer scheduled through November 30 or until stock runs out.
  3. A November 12 report advertised a new Switch 2 for $459, but described the offer as lasting tonight only.
  4. The Switch 2 and Mario Kart World bundle will cost $499.99 from November 22 through December 5.
  5. Nintendo's digital sales begin November 19 and run through December 2, ahead of the announced bundle promotion.
Nintendo Announces Switch 2 Black Friday Bundles as Early Discounts Arrive
Source: Mashable Tech

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Select Switch 2 games get $20 discounts announced

IGN All Gaming ↗

Digital sale dates set for November and December

Nintendo World Report Updates ↗

Nintendo announces $499.99 Mario Kart World bundle promotion

Mashable Tech ↗

Brief Switch 2 offer advertises a $459 price

9to5Google ↗

UK AliExpress listing brings Switch 2 to £309

IGN All Gaming ↗

Woot offers standalone Switch 2 console for $469

Mashable Tech ↗

How it started

The early discounts began before Nintendo announced its own Black Friday plans. On November 9, Mashable Tech reported that Woot was selling the standalone Nintendo Switch 2 for $469, a $30 reduction from the $499 full price it cited.

That offer was scheduled to last through November 30 or until supplies sold out. For US shoppers, it established an early console-only option to compare with Nintendo's later bundle offers.

How it unfolded

On November 10, Technology also reported Woot's $469 offer, describing it as limited to one console. Its pricing account differed slightly: it cited a $500 standard price after a September increase and called the discount $31, rather than $30.

On November 11, IGN All Gaming reported an AliExpress offer bringing the console to £309, which it described as an all-time low. That listing was aimed at UK shoppers, not a US dollar offer.

On November 12, 9to5Google reported a new Switch 2 system for $459. The headline described the deal as available "tonight only," making its advertised window shorter than Woot's.

Nintendo's official plans followed in the November 12 coverage. According to Mashable Tech, the Switch 2 + Mario Kart World bundle will be $499.99 from November 22 through December 5, a $50 saving.

The game promotions have their own details and dates. IGN All Gaming reported $20 off MSRP on select Switch 2 games, while Nintendo World Report Updates reported that digital sales begin November 19 and end December 2.

Where it stands

The main distinction is between early standalone console offers and Nintendo's upcoming bundle promotion. The $469 Woot listing reported by Mashable Tech covers the console, while the $499.99 official offer reported by Mashable Tech includes Mario Kart World.

The lowest US price in the supplied coverage is the $459 offer reported by 9to5Google on November 12, but its advertised availability is brief. The £309 price reported by IGN All Gaming is a separate UK listing and should not be treated as a US offer.

What to watch

The next scheduled opening is Nintendo's digital sale on November 19, according to Nintendo World Report Updates. The Switch 2 + Mario Kart World bundle promotion follows on November 22 and runs through December 5, according to Mashable Tech.

Availability remains a condition of the early Woot offer: Mashable Tech said it would end November 30 or when stock sold out. Shoppers comparing offers should distinguish the console-only price from the bundle price rather than compare the advertised savings alone.

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