Nintendo Discount Codes December 2025

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From eShop sale dates to the Switch 2 'upgrade trick' that can save up to 40% on games

Nintendo's Switch (and now Switch 2) consoles are the only way you can play the likes of Mario, Zelda, Pikmin and Donkey Kong. Finding a bargain on Nintendo platforms isn’t always easy, but MSE Rob's cheap Switch and Switch 2 games guide shows you how, including:

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Still time to nab a Switch 2 for under £350

Black Friday is winding down to Cyber Monday, and while there are no new game-changing discounts for the Nintendo Switch 2, the best ones from the Black Friday period remain.

Both standalone consoles and game bundles have seen reductions, and as expected, the best-value deals so far are bundles (though not by a big margin). Here are all the best Switch 2 Cyber Monday deals we've found so far:

Nintendo Switch 2 standalone console – £349 (was £395) with discount code at ShopTo via eBay.

Nintendo Switch 2 and Mario Kart World Bundle with Venom Joy Con Charging Dock* – £399.99 (was £430) at Argos. Go to Special Offers to claim Charging Dock. Also 5x Nectar points with linked Nectar account (1999 points, worth £10). Potentially £379.19 using the following steps (shoutout to HotUKDeals for discovering this!). :

Buy an Argos eGift Card worth £395 for £379.19 via Lebara Rewards (4% off)
Sign up to the Argos newsletter for a £5 off £40 spend voucher.
At the Argos checkout, use the £5 voucher and £395 eGift card to pay for the bundle.

Nintendo Switch 2 with Mario Kart World, Quidditch Champions, and Paladone Backpack Buddies bundle – £399.99 (approx. £470 if bought separately) at Currys

Nintendo Switch 2 with Mario Kart World & Goji Joy-Con Racing Wheels Bundle – £404 (was £432) at Currys

Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World + Donkey Kong Bonanza – £439 (was £484) at Very

~~Nintendo Switch 2 with Mario Kart World~~ ~~– £375 (was £430) at Costco. £50 code automatically applied at checkout.~~ SOLD OUT

NINTENDO SWITCH 2 ACCESSORIES & HARDWARE DEALS

~~Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller~~ ~~– £62.40 (was £78) at ShopTo via eBay using voucher code:~~ ~~BLACKFRI20~~ SOLD OUT
~~Joy-Con 2 Controllers (Pair)~~ ~~– £57.95 (was £64.96) with a free select game worth £9.95 at The Game Collection.~~ SOLD OUT
Nintendo Switch Online 12 month membership* – £12.99 (was £17.99) at Loaded
Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack 12 month membership*– £25.49 (was £34.99) at Loaded

Important: Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don’t just take a retailer’s word for it.

See our Black Friday 2025 guide for all our analysis. Check Deals & Vouchers for the latest offers on now.

MSE Rob says:

The Nintendo Switch 2 is a new console and it's selling well, so we were never expecting heavy discounts, but we're happy to report that they've exceeded expectations.

On that note, the bundled versions represent much better value than the standalone console, considering games cost £50-£70 each to buy new. Generally in the bundles, Mario Kart World comes as a digital download, while Donkey Kong Bonanza comes on disc, so you can always flog the latter to bring your net spend down even more.

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£175 Switch Lite, £245 Switch bundle, £277 Switch OLED

Lots of retailers are discounting Nintendo Switch consoles, bundles and games as part of their Black Friday promotions.

While Amazon is offering strong deals on the Nintendo Switch Lite, other Switch consoles are only seeing modest discounts. Overall, the biggest price cut is on the Nintendo Switch OLED.

Here are the best Nintendo Switch deals we spotted on 29 November.

Nintendo Switch model	Normal price	Cheapest we’ve spotted
Nintendo Switch Lite	£199.99	£156.99 at Amazon* (in grey). The cheapest price we’ve seen this year.
Nintendo Switch Lite Animal Crossing bundle	£199.99	£189.99 at Amazon, John Lewis and Argos. The same price as last year
Nintendo Switch (red/blue)	£259.99	£249.99 at Amazon*. The same discount as last Black Friday.
Nintendo Switch bundle (console and Nintendo Switch Sports game)	£259.99	~~£245 at~~ Amazon* ~~(Switch Sports + three-month online membership bundle). As cheap as we’ve seen it this year.~~DEAL EXPIRED You can get a 12-month bundle for £249 at Amazon*. Both offers are for neon blue/red consoles.
Nintendo Switch OLED (white or neon)	£309.99	£279.49 at Amazon* (in white) and £279.99 at John Lewis* (in white and neon red/blue). We saw it cheaper earlier in the year for £268.49 at Amazon.
Nintendo Switch OLED bundle (console and Mario Wonder game)	£309.99	£279 at EE* (Mario Wonder + 12-month online membership bundle). Was cheaper earlier in the year for £269.95 at Amazon.

Here are some deals we’ve spotted on Switch games:

FC25 (normally £49.99) – £27.99 at Currys*. This is the lowest price we’ve seen this year.
The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom (normally £49.99) – £36.99 at Currys* with four months’ Apple TV+ membership. Same price at Argos. We did see it slightly cheaper earlier in the year, however.
Super Mario Party Jamboree (normally £49.99) – £36.99 at Currys* with four months’ Apple TV+ membership and Very.
Sonic Superstars (normally £49.99) – £19.99 at Argos, Very and Smyths. This the lowest price we’ve seen it.
Hogwarts Legacy (normally £49.99) – £22.99 at Very. We did see it cheaper earlier on in the day, however.

Important: Don't get taken in by the hype around Black Friday and sucked into buying something you don't need to or can't afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don't just take a retailer's word for it.

See our Black Friday page for more deals.

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