Nintendo Discount Codes July 2026

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Save big by shopping third-party

Nintendo Switch Online is Nintendo’s paid subscription service for the Switch. It’s required for online play in most games, and also includes access to classic Nintendo titles, cloud saves, and exclusive member offers.

There’s a cheaper standard membership, plus a pricier Expansion Pack tier that adds extra game libraries and downloadable content. See our tier table for more info.

While Nintendo sells subscriptions direct, you can often save by buying membership codes from third-party retailers or by stacking time in advance rather than paying month by month.

Below is a breakdown of the best Nintendo Switch Online deals we’ve found across the different tiers and subscription lengths:

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP – 3 MONTHS
Nintendo Switch Online (normally £6.99)
Loaded*: £5.49

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP – 12 MONTHS
Nintendo Switch Online (normally £17.99)
Loaded: £12.99

Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack (normally £34.99)
Loaded: £25.99

FAMILY MEMBERSHIP – 12 MONTHS
Nintendo Switch Online (normally £31.49)
Loaded: £22.99

Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack (normally £59.99)
Loaded: £44.99

Nintendo Switch Online subscription tiers

	Nintendo Switch Online	Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack
Online gaming and features	✅	✅
Exclusive discounts and vouchers	✅	✅
Retro games library (NES, Game Boy, SNES)	✅	✅
Expanded retro games library (N64, Game Boy Advance, SEGA Mega Drive, GameCube)		✅
Free Downloadable Content for select games (eg. *Mario Kart 8, Animal Crossing, Splatoon 2*)		✅
Free select Switch 2 upgrades (for *Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom* etc.)		✅

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MSE guide

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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Free to play

App available to download on smartphones & tablets

Based on the popular Nintendo game Mario Kart, Mario Kart Tour is available to download and play for free on Apple and Android smartphones and tablets. Simply download the game via Apple's App Store or Google Play for Android.

Is it really free?

The game is totally free to download and play, you'll just need an internet connection and a free Nintendo Account. There are, however, optional in-app purchases where you’d be spending real money to obtain virtual items such as new cars/characters, or a monthly 'Gold Pass' which unlocks special items.

How to prevent children from racking up a bill

We've previously heard of children using similar games to make in-app purchases without their parents’ knowledge, resulting in unexpected bills (see our 'My child spent £150 on Fortnite' MSE news story from 2018).

When setting up a Nintendo Account, you can choose to set up a special account for kids aged 15 and under. This allows parents/guardians to use parental controls to apply restrictions to the child's account, and will receive an alert if any purchases are made.

It's also possible to restrict in-app purchases directly on the device. See Apple's in-app purchases help or Google's in-app purchases help for how to do this.

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A cut-price Nintendo Switch 2 leads the gaming deals on Prime Day

Amazon Prime Day* is now live, with gaming deals across Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PlayStation. As always with big sales, don’t assume every percentage discount is as good as it looks – we’ve included the current deal price and the “was” price for each offer, and where useful we’ve added extra context on whether we’ve seen it cheaper before.

Most Prime Day deals require an Amazon Prime subscription. Prime normally costs £8.99/month or £95/year, though eligible new customers may be able to get a 30-day free trial. Just remember to cancel before the trial ends if you don’t want to keep paying.

We’ll keep updating this page with the best deals we find until Prime Day ends on Friday 26 June.

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NINTENDO SWITCH PRIME DAY DEALS

NINTENDO SWITCH/SWITCH 2 GAME DEALS

Assassin’s Creed Shadows* – £28.45 (was £49.99)
Game-key card, so the full game download requires an internet connection.

Among Us: Crewmate Edition* – £16.99 (was £27.99)
Physical Crewmate Edition, which includes the multiplayer game plus extra edition content.

Star Wars Heritage Pack* – £34.99 (was £47.99)
Seven classic Star Wars games, including Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, The Force Unleashed, Republic Commando and more. Some games require an internet download.

SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide* – £21.78 (was £34.99)
The latest SpongeBob platforming adventure.

Dog Man: Mission Impawsible* – £23.74 (was £39.99)
Family-friendly action platformer.

Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered* – £14.99 (was £29.99)
Physical version (Switch 1), containing remastered versions of both classic action-adventure games.

NINTENDO SWITCH/SWITCH 2 CONSOLE AND ACCESSORY DEALS

Nintendo Switch 2 console* – £359.95 (was £395.99)
Listed as £369.95, but you’ll get an extra £10 discount automatically applied at checkout, bringing the price down to £359.95 delivered.

Lexar PLAY PRO MicroSDXC Express Card 256GB* – £53.99 (was £79.99)
High-speed 256GB MicroSD Express card for handheld consoles and portable gaming devices, with claimed speeds of up to 900MB/s read and 600MB/s write. 512GB variant also available for £94.98* (was £159.99).

Belkin Gaming Nintendo Switch 2 Charger Case* – £34.99 (was £49.99)
Switch 2 charging case with a removable 10,000mAh power bank and built-in storage for games and accessories.

PowerA Wired Earbuds for Nintendo Switch 2* – £9.74 (was £19.99)
Officially licensed wired earbuds, with 8mm speaker drivers, three swappable tips and a drawstring storage bag.

Nintendo price-watch notes

For physical games, compare Amazon against Currys, Argos, Smyths, ShopTo and The Game Collection before buying.
For Switch 2 accessories, double-check compatibility – not every Switch accessory will necessarily work with the newer console.

PLAYSTATION PRIME DAY DEALS

PLAYSTATION CONSOLE AND ACCESSORY DEALS

Razer Quick Charging Stand* – £15.99 (was £49.99)
Razer quick-charging stand for PS5 DualSense controllers in midnight black. Powered by USB.

Seagate Game Drive for PS4/PS5 2TB* – £95.99 (was £141.99)
Officially licensed 2TB external hard drive with blue LED lighting, plus two weeks of PlayStation Plus included. 5TB variant also available for £143.48* (was £207.99).

PLAYSTATION GAME DEALS

Assassin’s Creed Shadows Limited Edition* – £27.99 (was £40.30)
Amazon-exclusive limited edition, including the base game and additional digital content.

Ninja Gaiden 4* – £25.99 (was £59.99)
Prime Day deal on the physical version of the fast-paced action sequel.

Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered* – £14.99 (was £29.99)
Physical version containing remastered versions of both classic action-adventure games.

Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition* – £33.09 (was £79.99)
Physical Phantom Edition, which includes the base game plus extra Phantom Edition content.

PlayStation price-watch notes

Check whether a game is already included in PlayStation Plus Extra or Premium before buying.
DualSense colours often vary in price, so compare all variants.
For PS5 SSDs, don’t buy purely on capacity – check speed, heatsink and warranty.

XBOX PRIME DAY DEALS

XBOX CONSOLE AND ACCESSORY DEALS

Xbox Wireless Controller + USB-C Cable* – £39.99 (was £49.99)
Black Xbox Wireless Controller with USB-C cable. Works with Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One and Windows devices.

Seagate Game Drive for Xbox 5TB* – £127.04 (was £209.99)
Xbox-certified 5TB external hard drive. Useful for storing Xbox games, though Series X/S optimised games may need to be moved to internal storage or an official expansion card to play.

XBOX GAME DEALS

Assassin’s Creed Shadows Limited Edition* – £29.99 (was £45.89)
Amazon-exclusive limited edition, including the base game and additional digital content. This is the physical Xbox Series X version.

Ninja Gaiden 4* – £25.99 (was £35.03)
The physical version of the fast-paced action sequel.

Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition* – £31.08 (was £79.99)
Physical Phantom Edition, which includes the base game plus extra Phantom Edition content.

Xbox price-watch notes

Check whether the game is already included with Xbox Game Pass before buying.
For controllers, compare colour variants – sometimes only specific colours get discounted.
For storage, make sure it’s the official Xbox expansion card if you want to play Series X/S optimised games directly from it.

OTHER GAMING DEALS

Amazon Luna Wireless Controller* – £34.99 (was £59.99)
Prime Day deal on Amazon’s Luna Controller, which works with Luna via Cloud Direct, plus Bluetooth and USB. Also supports screen switching.

Things to watch out for before buying

Prime subscription required. Most Prime Day deals are exclusive to Prime members. Eligible new customers may be able to use a 30-day free trial, but set a reminder to cancel if you don’t want to keep it.

Check the “was” price. Amazon’s “was” price isn’t always the best guide to whether a deal is genuinely good. Compare against other retailers and price-tracking sites before buying.

Make sure it’s the right platform. Some games have separate Xbox One/Xbox Series X, PS4/PS5, Switch and Switch 2 versions. Check the format before you buy.

Check digital vs physical. A boxed game can be resold or shared, while a digital code can’t. But digital may be more convenient and sometimes cheaper.

Watch delivery dates. Some Prime Day offers sell out quickly or shift to delayed delivery, so check the estimated delivery date before ordering.

To find more games at cut prices, head over to our platform-specific pages for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo gaming deals.

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Beat the RRP – and the incoming price hike

The Nintendo Switch 2 console is currently £369.95 at Amazon*, but you’ll get an extra £10 discount automatically applied at checkout, bringing the price down to £359.95 delivered.

That’s £36 cheaper than the current £395.99 RRP. While it’s about £11 more than the lowest price we found last Black Friday, it's worth noting that Nintendo has announced a price rise for its flagship console from 1 September.

Nintendo hasn’t confirmed the new UK price yet, but with increases of $50 in the US and €30 in Europe, it looks likely the UK RRP could rise by somewhere between £30 and £50. If that happens, this deal would be about £66 to £86 cheaper than the new RRP.

How to get the Nintendo Switch 2 console for £359.95

Go to the Nintendo Switch 2 console page at Amazon*.
Add the console to your basket – it should show as £369.95 on the product page.
Continue to checkout, where an extra £10 discount should be applied automatically.

For more Switch 2 MoneySaving, see our guide on how, when, and where to find cheap Nintendo Switch/Switch 2 games, and discounts on Nintendo Switch Online memberships.

MSE Rob says:

With two-and-a-bit months to go until Nintendo increases the RRP of the Nintendo Switch 2, if you're thinking of getting the console then it could be worth jumping on one of these offers. This probably won't be the last Switch 2 deal around this price (it's been as low as £340 in recent weeks), but remember that once that price hike hits, it'll most likely take the discounted prices up with it.

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