Nintendo Switch Mario bundle in STOCK at Amazon with £14 discount for Black Friday

NINTENDO fans can bag the latest console plus a hit Mario game for a discounted price.

The Amazon Black Friday deal shaves £14 off the bundle – as the console sells out elsewhere.



The console slips into a dock so you can play Nintendo games on your telly

Most of Amazon’s Nintendo Switch stock is already gone.

But this bundle with the grey version of the console and Super Mario 3D All-Stars is available and discounted.

Normally it would cost £323.99, but it’s been discounted to just £309.99.

It’s not a huge saving, but it’s one of the only ways to get a Nintendo Switch from Amazon right now.

  • Nintendo Switch bundle at Amazon for £309.99 – buy here


The Nintendo Switch is a hugely popular video gaming machine that works in your home – and on the go

We’d expect this bundle to vanish very quickly, so don’t miss out.

This year has seen the Nintendo Switch ceaselessly out of stock.

It’s been almost impossible to get your hands on one in the UK for much of the year.

But stock is picking up again – as Christmas approaches, but also as rival consoles (PS5 and Xbox Series X) draw away attention.

So if you’re looking for a Nintendo Switch, now is a great time to bag one.

Argos is offering click-and-collect on the console here:

  • Nintendo Switch at Argos for £279.99 – buy here

You can also get the Nintendo Switch with next-day delivery from GAME.

It’s the improved battery edition, which costs £279.99.

Get it here:

  • Nintendo Switch at GAME for £279.99 – buy here

All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed. Always do your own research before making any purchase.

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