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Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals are drawing to an end, as the deals weekend reaches its conclusion. There might be a few discounts beyond this evening, but for the most part we'll be seeing consoles, games, accessories, and any other Switch paraphernalia jumping back up to its pre-sale price, whether that's on the OG device or the Switch 2.

That doesn't mean we're highlighting any old Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deal just because of these last minute discounts. We're only recommending the games, gadgets, and Switch 2 gizmos that the team at GamesRadar+ actually recommends, and while you might not always agree with everything we think is worth a look, rest assured that we'll still be highlighting any particularly steep discounts.

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Tabitha Baker, Hardware Editor at GamesRadar
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I've been testing the latest Nintendo Switch gadgets and accessories for years, and that comes in useful during sales like Cyber Monday. Rather than just highlighting any old discount, I'm putting my expertise to good use by picking out offers I know are worthwhile, using my hands-on experience from both covering Ninty hardware at TechRadar and here at GamesRadar+

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Nintendo Switch 2 | Mario Kart World | $499 at Amazon

Nintendo Switch 2 | Mario Kart World | $499 at Amazon
I'm not seeing any discounts on the full Nintendo Switch 2 this Cyber Monday, but you can still save on this Mario Kart World bundle. There's about $30 off the kart racer when you grab this package deal.

Read more: Nintendo Switch 2 review

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Buy it if:

You want the best Switch experience
You want full docked and handheld mode

Don't buy it if:

❌ You only want to play OG games

Belkin Nintendo Switch 2 case | $29.99 $21.99 at AmazonSave $8 -

Belkin Nintendo Switch 2 case | $29.99 $21.99 at Amazon
Save $8 - This Switch 2 case from Belkin is Rosalie's absolute favorite. It's well priced, sturdy, offers loads of storage, and even has space for an AirTag. That's all at a record-low $21.99 sales price this Cyber Monday (just be sure to apply the extra coupon).

Featured in: Best Nintendo Switch 2 case

Read more: Belkin Carrying Case review

Buy it if:

You want a simple clamshell design
You use carts

Don't buy it if:

❌ You want the charging model

UK: £17.99 £12.98 at Amazon

Sonic X Shadow Generations | $49.99 $24.99 at AmazonSave $25 -

Sonic X Shadow Generations | $49.99 $24.99 at Amazon
Save $25 - The Nintendo Switch 2 version of Sonic X Shadow Generations is half price at Amazon this Cyber Monday. That's a record-low price I haven't seen before - just note that this is a virtual card.

Read more: Sonic Generations review

Buy it if:

You want classic Sonic gameplay
You want to make the most of Switch 2 hardware

Don't buy it if:

❌ You don't like platformers

Price check: Walmart: $24.99 | Best Buy: $24.99

UK: £41.99 £23 at Currys

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom | $59.99 $30 at WalmartSave $30 -

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom | $59.99 $30 at Walmart
Save $30 - Echoes of Wisdom is half price at Walmart right now - that's pretty impressive considering I normally only ever see this title on sale for around $50.

Read more: The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom review

Buy it if:

You prefer dungeon crawling
You like puzzles

Don't buy it if:

❌ You want open world Zelda

Price check: Amazon: $50.95 | Best Buy: $59.99

UK: £36.99 at Amazon

Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe | $59.99$30 at WalmartSave $30 -

Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe | $59.99 $30 at Walmart
Save $30 - Walmart has a fantastic saving that halves the price of Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe, which is a lovely Switch version of the original Wii title. It's sold out several times over the last few days so this might be your last chance to catch this saving.

Featured in: Best Kirby games

Read more: Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe review

Buy it if:

You want a fun multiplayer experience
You enjoyed the classic Kirby titles
You loved the Wii version

Don't buy it if:

❌ You want a solo mission

Price check: Best Buy: $39.99 | Amazon: No stock

UK: £49.48 at Amazon

Star Wars Outlaws NS2 | $59.99 $30 at AmazonSave $29.99 -

Star Wars Outlaws NS2 | $59.99 $30 at Amazon
Save $29.99 - Star Wars Outlaws really hasn't been on Switch 2 for very long, so we're a little surprised to see a discount at all, never mind one so chunky. It's a very good price for getting a top Star Wars game to play out and about on your intergalactic travels.

Featured in: Best Star Wars games

Read more: Star Wars Outlaws review

Buy it if:

You're looking for a fresh Star Wars RPG
You like open-world games
✅ You're into underdog tales

Don't buy it if:

❌ You want the next Star Wars Jedi game

Price check: Walmart: $30 | Best Buy: $39.99

UK: £49.99 £27.85 at Amazon

Sonic Racing CrossWorlds | $59.99 $30 at WalmartSave $30 -

Sonic Racing CrossWorlds | $59.99 $30 at Walmart
Save $30 - Sonic Racing: Crossworlds is down to $39.99 for the first time at Amazon this Cyber Monday. That marks the first major saving I've seen on the Mario Kart competitor.

Featured in: Best Sonic games

Read more: Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is filling the Mario Kart-shaped hole in my life

Buy it if:

You don't get on with Mario Kart World
You want new characters to play

Don't buy it if:

❌ You prefer Nintendo characters

Price check: Amazon: $39.99 | Best Buy: $44.99

UK: £59.99 £39.99 at Smyths Toys

CRKD Nitro Deck | $49.99 $37.99 at AmazonSave $12 -

CRKD Nitro Deck | $49.99 $37.99 at Amazon
Save $12 - The CRKD Nitro Deck was one of our favorite controllers for the original Switch back in the day. Anyone still rocking the classic handheld should be taking note of this new record-low price this Cyber Monday.

Read more: CRKD Nitro Deck review

Buy it if:

You haven't upgraded to Switch 2
You want larger controls

Don't buy it if:

❌ You still want to keep your device in a case

UK: £44.99 £34.99 at Amazon

Samsung 256GB MicroSD Express card | $59.99 $39.99 at Best BuySave $20 -

Samsung 256GB MicroSD Express card | $59.99 $39.99 at Best Buy
Save $20 - Need a little storage boost for your Switch 2? This is the first time I've seen the official Samsung 256GB MicroSD Express down to $39.99. That doubles your storage and maintains those speeds to boot.

Featured in: Best MicroSD Express cards for Nintendo Switch 2

Buy it if:

You're an eShop fiend
You're already running out of space

Don't buy it if:

❌ You need a larger card

Price check: Amazon: $39.99 | Walmart: $39.99

UK: £49.99 £44.99 at Amazon

Hori Split Pad Pro (Pikachu / Charizard) | $59.99 $39.99 at Best BuySave $20 -

Hori Split Pad Pro (Pikachu / Charizard) | $59.99 $39.99 at Best Buy
Save $20 - For original Switch gamers, we can't stop recommending the Hori Split Pad Pro. It makes the whole experience of playing much more comfortable thanks to its chunkier grips, additional back buttons and enlarged controls. This Pokemon-themed version is really fun too. Just remember it's not compatible with Switch 2.

Featured in: Best Nintendo Switch controllers

Read more: Hori Split Pad Pro review

Buy it if:

You have an original Switch
You find the Switch uncomfortable to hold
You would benefit from larger controls

Don't buy it if:

❌ You want a wireless controller

Price check: Amazon: $39.99 | Walmart: $49.88

UK: £44.99 £31.49 at Amazon

GameSir Cyclone 2 | $55.99 $43.69 at WalmartSave $12 -

GameSir Cyclone 2 | $55.99 $43.69 at Walmart
Save $12 - There's a reason Duncan's named this the best value PC gamepad with its balance of affordability with great features. And now it's got another $12 knocked off the RRP, it's even more of a great buy.

Featured in: Best PC controllers

Read more: GameSir Cyclone 2 review

Buy it if:

You want a controller that works with PC and Switch
You need premium thumbsticks
You prefer a lightweight pad

Don't buy it if:

❌ You need more than two back buttons

Price check: Amazon: $44.79 | Best Buy: No stock

UK: £49.99 £39.99 at Amazon

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom | $69.99 $46.99 at WootSave $23 -

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom | $69.99 $46.99 at Woot
Save $23 - Whether you're rocking the Nintendo Switch or the new model, this is the Tears of the Kingdom deal to go for this Cyber Monday. The OG cart can be upgraded to the full Switch 2 version for just $10, saving you bags of cash on the full new release.

Read more: The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom review

Featured in: Best Nintendo Switch games

Buy it if:

You enjoyed BOTW
You like open world Zelda

Don't buy it if:

❌ You haven't played BOTW yet

Price check: Walmart: $54.99 | Best Buy: $69.99

UK: £59.99 £44.99 at Argos

8BitDo Ultimate 2 | $69.99 $55.99 at AmazonSave $14 -

8BitDo Ultimate 2 | $69.99 $55.99 at Amazon
Save $14 - The 8BitDo Ultimate 2 is Rosalie's go-to traditional gamepad for the Nintendo Switch 2, and it's much cheaper than the official Pro controller this Cyber Monday. You're saving $14 here, but $33 compared to Ninty's own $89 MSRP.

Read more: 8BitDo Ultimate 2 Wireless review

Featured in: Best Nintendo Switch 2 controllers

Buy it if:

You want a classic controller feel
You don't want to spend $89
You want durable thumbsticks

Don't buy it if:

❌ You want to wake your console

Price check: Walmart: $59.99 | Best Buy: $69.99

UK: £49.80 at Amazon

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 | $69.99 $59.99 at WalmartSave $10 -

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 | $69.99 $59.99 at Walmart
Save $10 - This is a record-low price on a recently released first party Nintendo Switch game - it doesn't get better than that. This Super Mario Galaxy bumper pack is down to $59.99 at Walmart this Cyber Monday.

Read more: Super Mario Galaxy review

Buy it if:

You enjoyed the original releases
You prefer 3D Mario
You want plenty of hours for your cash

Don't buy it if:

❌ You want sidescrolling Mario

Price check: Amazon: $69 | Best Buy: $69.99

UK: £49.99 £44.95 at Amazon

Razer Barracuda X | $99.99 $64 at AmazonSave $35 -

Razer Barracuda X | $99.99 $64 at Amazon
Save $35 - This is a really great headset for Switch gamers as it's really easy to use, comes with great audio, and it's wireless too. We only usually see it's price go down to $69, but now we're getting another $5 extra off for Cyber Monday, which really sweetens the whole package.

Read more: Razer Barracuda X review

Buy it if:

You play on Switch, Switch 2, PC, and PS5
You want a low profile aesthetic
You need both 2.4GHz and Bluetooth

Don't buy it if:

❌ You play on Xbox

Price check: Best Buy: $69 | Walmart: $69

UK: £99.99 £65.98 at Amazon

Nintendo Switch OLED (Renewed) | $359 $279 at AmazonSave $80 -

Nintendo Switch OLED (Renewed) | $359 $279 at Amazon
Save $80 - The Switch 2 might be out, but if you're looking for a fantastic saving for your kids, this renewed Switch OLED is a really great price right now. You're not going to get a saving on the Switch 2 console anytime soon so if you're looking for affordability rather than recency, then definitely think about this offer.

Read more: Nintendo Switch OLED review

Buy it if:

You don't need the latest games straight away
You're looking for a real bargain

Don't buy it if:

❌ You already have an original Switch

When will Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals end?

Officially, Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals should end at midnight, December 1, 2025. After that point, many console bundle, game, and accessory deals will jump back up to full price, but it's always worth checking after that point regardless for lingering offers. The sequel sale is largely an extension of Black Friday with some new discounts sprinkled in, and it sometimes acts as a way to keep price cuts running through December.

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One of the few third-party Switch 2 docks is now 30% cheaper

SIWIQU dock with Switch 2 attached next to Kirby figure and Diddy Kong Mario Kart car with Donkey Kong Bananza gameplay in backdrop.

(Image credit: Phil Hayton)

The Switch 2 is sadly allergic to many existing third-party docks out there, but this SIWIQU cradle does work and is now going for $25. The discount helps bring the accessory down to a more approachable price, as it'll normally set you back over $30, which isn't ideal if you just want a cheap secondary way to hook up to an external TV or monitor.

SIWIQU Nintendo Switch 2 dock | $35.99 $25.03 at Amazon

This gadget will give your OG Switch graphics a glow up

mClassic HDMI upscaler sitting against Nintendo Switch running Super Mario Wonder on woodgrain desk

(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)

Many of you will still be rocking an original Nintendo Switch, and you might even pick one up this Cyber Monday. It's still one of the best gaming handhelds out there, but its docked mode abilities are starting to age. Luckily, the sequel sale is offering up 25% off an mClassic HDMI upscaler that will ramp things up to 1440p on supported monitors and help smooth things out using a baked-in anti-aliasing algorithm. It won't magically help the portable look like a Switch 2, but it does work wonders for the console's lower resolution visuals.

Marseille mClassic | $99.99 $74.99 at Amazon

Looking for the cheapest Switch? You'll want to jump on renewed discounts!

Close up of Nintendo Switch Lite D-pad and left hand side.

(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)

Right now, the majority of Switch discounts will apply to games and accessories. If you are looking for a console, though, you can save on renewed OLED and Lite models. Amazon has the former for 22% less than new, and Best Buy has knocked the latter to under $180. Yes, you could take to second-hand sites and find used units yourself, but sticking with retailers does at least mean you'll get a backup guarantee and some reassurance that they've been refurbished and tested.

Nintendo Switch Lite | $199.99 $199.99 at Best Buy
Nintendo Switch OLED | $359.55 $279 at Amazon

One of my favorite indie cat capers is back down to its lowest price

Games like Stray: An orange cat looking ahead while sitting on a box in a cybercity during Stray.

(Image credit: Annapurna Interactive`)

There's an endless number of indie games for the Switch, but Stray is absolutely up there with my favorites. I mean, who wouldn't want to roam around an apocalyptic landscape as a cat? Even my partner's dad picked it up recently and is loving frolicking around as a feline, but if he'd waited for Cyber Monday, he could have grabbed the physical version with bonus art cards for under $30.

Stray Nintendo Switch | $39.99 $28 at Amazon
Read more: Stray review

This discounted gamepad has replaced my Switch Pro controller

Front view of Gulikit Elves 2 Pro on woodgrain desk.

(Image credit: Phil Hayton)

Okay, this is a bit of a hear me out, as this looks like a weird remake of the Sega Saturn controller. It technically is, and that's what makes the Gulikit Elves 2 Pro great in my book, but it also happens to be a phenomenal alternative to the Switch 2 Pro. Not only is it rocking hall-effect thumbsticks and HD haptics, but it can also wake up Ninty's latest console, something even my original Pro controller isn't able to do.

Gulikit Elves 2 Pro controller | $49.99 $39.99 at Amazon

This is the only way to save on the Switch 2 this Cyber Monday

Photo of the Nintendo Switch 2 handheld running Mario Kart World sitting in front of a red Switch 2 box.

(Image credit: Future/Rosalie Newcombe)

The Mario Kart World bundle is the only way to save on your new handheld this Cyber Monday, with no official discounts on the device itself. A $499 bundle price is much better than the $529 cost of buying both separately, with around $30 still in your back pocket.

I wouldn't expect the Switch 2 to see any major savings in the first year of its life, so Cyber Monday discounts were always a little optimistic.

Nintendo Switch 2 | Mario Kart World | $499 at Amazon

RIP Amiibo deals

Photo of the Super Mario Boo amiibo in the foreground, with the boxed Sora Kingdom Hearts amiibo blurred in the background.

(Image credit: Future/Rosalie Newcombe)

The Legend of Zelda Amiibo were down to just $9.99 before the weekend, but those prices have shot up in the last few hours. Best Buy was leading the charge on these offers, but apparently there's no room in Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals for this $20 discount. They're back up at full $29.99 pricing at the yellow-label store, but Walmart does have a few savings on offer still.

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This Tears of the Kingdom deal works for both Switch and Switch 2 players

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Nintendo Switch game with themed Joy-Con

(Image credit: Future)

The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom is difficult to find on sale even on a good day, but Woot currently has the original version available for $46.99, down from $69.99. That's a deal for original Switch owners but also Switch 2 players.

The $10 upgrade pack gives you the full Switch 2 experience, and picking up both separately is still cheaper than grabbing the full $79.99 new cartridge release. Not only that, but if you've got Nintendo Switch Online with the Expansion Pack you get that upgrade completely free.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom | $69.99 $46.99 at Woot

Should you buy a Nintendo Switch 2 on Cyber Monday?

Hands holding Nintendo Switch 2 with a fan accessory while playing The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

(Image credit: Future)

The Nintendo Switch 2 is the big chaser this Cyber Monday, but - as expected - there aren't any major savings on the handheld itself. If you're looking to upgrade, though, it's still definitely worth a punt.

You're getting a larger, higher resolution screen, far more performance under the hood, and larger, more comfortable Joy-Con with that slick new mouse sensor as well. Again, the best discount continues to stay with the Mario Kart World bundle, but I'm not expecting any further sales to hit this device in the near future.

Nintendo hardware holds its value for an exceedingly long time. It took years for the original to see any savings, and with all that pricing turmoil earlier in the year, I would be surprised if the Switch 2 was any different.

Nothing on the Switch 2 Pro Controller

Hand holding Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller with thumb on thumbstick

(Image credit: Future)

The official Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller is holding firm on its $89 MSRP this Cyber Monday. That's a shame - this accessory actually held a slightly lower price tag when it was first announced, only for it to be increased inline with US tariffs. I had half my heart set on a $10 discount on this one, we even saw a similar discount on the official Switch 2 Joy-Con last week. For now, this is a full-price buy.

Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller | $89 at Amazon

8BitDo has its own discounts though

Image of a white controller with blue RGB sticks sitting on a black wooden table.

(Image credit: Future/Rosalie NEwcombe)

If you do want to spend a little less on a traditional gamepad feel this Cyber Monday, the 8BitDo Ultimate 2 is your go-to. The asymmetric controller comes with Switch 2 compatibility and a charging dock straight out the box - all for $55.99 right now. That's $33 cheaper than the official Ninty version.

You are dropping a few rumble features here, but it's still one of Rosalie's go-tos. TMR thumbsticks improve on the original's less durable pad, with an extra ring of RGB lights to play with as well. Those LEDs can drain the battery pretty fast, though, and it's worth noting this controller can't wake the Switch 2 from sleep.

8BitDo Ultimate 2 | $69.99 $55.99 at Amazon

Rosalie's number 1 Nintendo Switch 2 case has never been cheaper

Photo of the Belkin Carrying Case with a Nintendo Switch 2 inside, and two games in the game storage slots.

(Image credit: Future/Rosalie Newcombe)

The Belkin Carrying Case is the best we've tested for Nintendo Switch 2 so far, and it's currently shaved its already solid $29.99 MSRP down to $21.99. This is a sturdy clamshell design with plenty of storage space for accessories and carts, and even a slick hidey hole for an Apple AirTag as well. A $6 on-page discount leads the way, but be sure to toggle that $2 coupon for the full saving.

Belkin Carrying Case | $29.99 $21.99 at Amazon

A go-to headset at a record-low price

Razer Barracuda X gaming headset with Nintendo Switch

(Image credit: Future)

The Razer Barracuda X was our go-to Nintendo Switch headset for a long time, before SteelSeries stole that value award. It's just taken a record breaking price cut, though, which puts it firmly back into my recommendations list this Cyber Monday.

You'll find this no-fuss wireless gaming headset for $64 at Amazon right now, with an extra $5 coupon dropping us into record-low territory. I generally only ever see these cups at $69 when on sale, down from their original $99.99 MSRP.

Razer Barracuda X | $99.99 $64 at Amazon

Sonic Racing CrossWorlds sees its first discount on Nintendo Switch

Sonic in a blue car and SpongeBob in a burger car race through Bikini Bottom in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds

(Image credit: Sega, Nickelodeon)

Sonic Racing CrossWorlds may have only launched a little while ago, but this Mario Kart competitor is already seeing its own discounts this Cyber Monday. The Nintendo Switch version of the game is now down to $30 at Walmart for the first time ever. This has been a full price release for most of its life up to now - not bad for one of the most fun releases of the year.

Sonic Racing CrossWorlds | $59.99 $30 at Walmart

Don't want a racer?

Shadow holds two yellow chaos emeralds in Sonic X Shadow Generations - one of them real and the other the fake emerald from Sonic Adventure 2

(Image credit: Sega)

Sonic X Shadow Generations may be a better hedgehog adventure if you're after more classic Sonic action. Not only that, but this is the Nintendo Switch 2 version of the game up on sale.

A $24.99 sale price is one of the cheapest I've seen on these newer carts, grabbing the game and taking full advantage of the system's boosted specs. Generations has trickled down the price scale since it launched, but I've still only ever seen it hovering around the $40 mark. This is a brand new record-low just for the holidays.

Sonic X Shadow Generations | $49.99 $24.99 at Amazon

One for OG Switch owners here

Nitro Deck in Purple retro colour showing Super Smash Bros ultimate

(Image credit: Future / Duncan Robertson)

The CRKD Nitro Deck sat amongst our favorite Switch controllers for a long time. It's essentially a shell that the handheld's tablet slots into along its rails (hency why the Switch 2 isn't compatible), providing larger, more comfortable controls compared to the original Joy-Con.

You'll find the Nitro Deck on sale for its best price yet in this weekend's Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals, that $49.99 MSRP giving way to a $37.99 sales price for the first time.

CRKD Nitro Deck | $49.99 $37.99 at Amazon

MicroSD Express cards finally drop their prices

Photo of the Samsung 256GB microSD Express Card in its Mario packaging sitting on a Switch 2.

(Image credit: Future/Rosalie Newcombe)

The official Samsung 256GB MicroSD Express card is taking a massive discount this Cyber Monday, dropping its $59.99 MSRP all the way down to $39.99. That's the first time I've seen a $20 discount on this must-have Nintendo Switch 2 accessory.

This card effectively doubles your storage space, and keeps up with the Switch 2's improved speeds to boot. It's at the top of Rosalie's recommendation list, but you'll need to look elsewhere if you need more than 256GB of space.

Samsung 256GB MicroSD Express card | $59.99 $39.99 at Best Buy

Echoes of Wisdom is still on sale at Walmart

Hand holding The Legend of Zelda Echoes of Wisdom Nintendo Switch game

(Image credit: Future)

Nintendo Switch games have taken a hit since Black Friday officially came to an end, but The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom is holding firm at Walmart this weekend. The dungeon-crawling puzzler is available for $30 on these shelves, a rare drop below the usual $50 sale prices I see day to day.

This is more classic Zelda gameplay, just without our hero at the helm. Link has stepped away from the controls and we're playing as the princess herself here.

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom | $59.99 $30 at Walmart

The Switch Lite is out in the dark

Yellow Nintendo Switch Lite on a plaid blanket

(Image credit: Future)

I haven't seen any deals on the Nintendo Switch Lite worth pulling the trigger on this Cyber Monday. Ninty's cheapest handheld has actually had a tough time recently. The budget device has been difficult to find, and has seen a price increase from $199 to $229 over the course of the year as well.

All that has converged to leave the Switch Lite fully out in the dark this Cyber Monday. The best I can find is a $189.99 sale price on a yellow Japanese version, sold by LFA Mansion via Walmart.

Nintendo Switch Lite | $229.99 $189.99 at Walmart

This is the Nintendo Switch 2 case I'm watching this Cyber Monday

Photo of the power bank sitting in the bottom of the Belkin Switch 2 case.

(Image credit: Future/Rosalie Newcombe)

The Belkin Carrying Case might be our favorite standard clamshell for Switch 2, but this charging version is the one I've got my eye on this Cyber Monday. The carry case features a dedicated compartment for a supplied 10,000mAh power bank, which can charge your device while it's in and out of the case. No more running out of juice while the handheld is in sleep mode.

The $69.99 case is more expensive than the rest of the competition, and it hasn't shifted its price once in its life. It's a hail mary, then, but one I'm keeping a close eye on.

Belkin Charging Case for Nintendo Switch 2 | $69.99 at Amazon

Don't sleep on Super Mario RPG

Mario blocks an attack from a giant spider in Super Mario RPG, while Mallow and Geno are ready to fight next to him

(Image credit: Nintendo)

Super Mario RPG is a cheaper game by nature, but even this port can drop its price further. Woot has a $16.50 discount on the remaster, dropping it all the way down to $33.49. That's about as cheap as you'll find a first party Nintendo Switch game this Cyber Monday.

Super Mario RPG | $49.99 $33.49 at Woot

CRKD Nitro Deck+ while the Switch plays The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

(Image credit: Future / Duncan Robertson)

Earlier today, I found a new record-low price on one of our favorite gadgets for the original Nintendo Switch, but now I've just spotted the same offer on the new generation version. The CRKD Nitro Deck + has sailed down to $44.99 at Amazon this Cyber Monday, and it even comes with an HDMI connector to make it fully dockable as well.

CRKD Nitro Deck+ | $69.99 $44.99 at Amazon

Read more: CRKD Nitro Deck+ review

Why go for the Pro Controller? Wake functionality

Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller on a wooden desk with blue backlighting

(Image credit: Future)

Very few Nintendo Switch 2 controllers have the ability to wake your docked handheld from sleep mode. The official Pro gamepad, in fact, is one of the only models with this feature baked in. Its $89 MSRP is a lot to pay for such a luxury, but it can make a big difference, especially when piled in with that luxurious form factor, excellent rumble, and tight thumbstick tensioning. If you don't want to get up, undock your Switch, turn it on, and sit back down again before playing on the big screen it's well worth investigating.

Head to Walmart for Super Mario Galaxy

Close up of the front of the Super Mario Galaxy + Galaxy 2 Switch box, with a replica of Rosalina's crown and wand in the background.

(Image credit: Future/Rosalie Newcombe)

Prices on this Super Mario Galaxy bumper pack have been all over the place in the last week, but I haven't seen anyone offering Walmart's current rate. The two-pack is available for $59.99 here, $10 off the full $69.99 launch price. I've seen figures hovering around the $62 mark when on sale in the last few days, so this is a record-low on a recent first party release. That's always a recipe for success.

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 | $69.99 $59.99 at Walmart

Steer clear of these Switch 2 bundles at Best Buy

Photo by Rosalie Newcombe of the Nintendo Switch 2 sitting on a coffee table surrounded by accessories.

(Image credit: Future/Rosalie Newcombe)

Don't be fooled by these Nintendo Switch 2 mega-bundles at Best Buy. They're overcharging you.

Take this $719.99 package. You've got the Nintendo Switch 2 ($449.99), Mario Kart World ($79.99), Switch 2 Joy-Con Wheels ($24.99), Pro Controller ($89.99) and a MightySkins skin (approx $30). By my calculations, all that bought separately would cost $673.97, and that's not even taking the Mario Kart World bundle into account.

Steer well clear.

Grab Switch Sports for $30

Playing online in Nintendo Switch Sports

(Image credit: Nintendo)

Switch Sports is down to $30 in Walmart's Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals, excellent news for anyone still missing Wii Sports from back in the day. That's a $20 discount from the original $49.99, though note not all games will work on the Nintendo Switch 2.

Switch Sports | $59.99 $30 at Walmart

The final day (of Cyber Monday Switch deals)

A screenshot of the moon in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.

(Image credit: Nintendo)

Howdy! We're now entering the final day of 2025 Nintendo Switch deals with Cyber Monday, at least in terms of seasonal savings. I'm back on the ground looking for the top offers and anything new before midnight tonight, as that's when prices should jump back up to their full amount. That doesn't always happen, but I wouldn't risk missing out on any discounts, especially with Christmas looming.

Keep a close eye on Best Buy's flash sale

Screenshot of Best Buy page with flash sale and various Nintendo Switch consoles listed.

(Image credit: Best Buy)

I find it highly suspicious that Best Buy has a whole "flash sale" page with Switch and Switch 2 consoles listed at full price. That to me suggests discounts will kick into gear at some point today, so I'd keep the retailers tab open and check in with us regularly for updates. I can't see why there'd be a specific Nintendo subsection with consoles within but no deals, and I suspect the big box store is up to something.

View Nintendo 24-hour flash sale at Best Buy

This controller is a must have for N64 games on Switch

8Bitdo N64 Bluetooth controller next to Switch 2 running Zelda: Majora's Mask.

(Image credit: Phil Hayton)

The 8Bitdo N64 controller technically exists to pair with the new Analogue 3D, but it also happens to have a Switch mode. That helps it sync directly up to the handheld to become a modern alternative to the official Nintendo 64 Online controller, and it will provide a far more modern feel with the right button layout. It's also just over $30 for Cyber Monday, although the current discount is on the white version rather than the black.

8Bitdo N64 controller (white) | $39.99 $31.49 at Amazon

The Switch 2 case I use is down to $15

Jsaux Switch 2 carry case on woodgrain surface with Switch 2 underneath.

(Image credit: Phil Hayton)

Yes, I know cases are boring, but Jsaux's slim carrying case really has saved my Switch 2 from backpack harm. It's slightly less bulky than alternatives while still feeling surprisingly rugged, and it's down to its lowest price thanks to Cyber Monday. It's certainly leagues ahead of some accessories I've used with handhelds in the past, and it truthfully feels pretty close to an official add-on in terms of build quality.

Jsaux Switch 2 carrying case | $21.99 $15.19 at Amazon

No Switch 2 console deals *yet*

Our top Switch 2 headset is under $80

Photos of the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 Wireless gaming headset in Lavender, taken by writer Rosalie Newcombe, on a white desk.

(Image credit: Future/Rosalie Newcombe)

It's sadly not available in the lovely lilac color we've tested, but the black SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3P is 27% less for Cyber Monday. That's not too shabby for a headset that offers Bluetooth, 2.4GHz support, and a great mic. Plus, it's pretty comfortable, making it perfect for chilled couch sessions in docked mode.

SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3P Wireless (black) | $109.99 $79.99 at Amazon

Say bye bye to Switch battery woes with this power bank

Top down view of Jsaux power bank

(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)

Modern handhelds aren't all that when it comes to battery life, so one of the best accessories you can buy for the Switch is a power bank. I tend to use Jsaux's 20,000mAh pack that was originally designed to pair with the Steam Deck, but has since been tasked with also providing the Switch 2 with juice. It's certainly on the beefy side in terms of capacity, and its 65W means it's got the muscles to carry most handhelds even with accessories connected.

Jsaux 20,000mAh 65W Power Bank | $54.99 $43.99 at Amazon

Read more: Jsaux 20,000mAh 65w Power Bank review

Is the Switch 2 Pro controller really worth $89?

Front edge of Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller showing gray color on a wooden desk

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We need to talk about the Switch 2 Pro controller, especially since it's resisting discounts right now.

Firstly, is it actually worth its $89 price tag? If I'm being real with you, the price tag is all wrong, especially since the OG gamepad launched for around $50. Yes, price increases have naturally happened since 2017, but it's still a bit of a shock since many third-party alternatives out there are usually under $40. Ninty's new accessory is also lacking the usual "Pro" features included with PS5 and Xbox equivalents, like adjustable triggers and hall effect thumbsticks, which adds insult to injury.

Make no mistake - the Switch 2 Pro controller is still great, but there are plenty of alternatives with elevated features I'll be highlighting throughout the rest of Cyber Monday

Check out Cyber Monday Switch 2 controller deals at Amazon

Is the Switch Lite worth grabbing if it drops?

Nintendo Switch Lite in Blue sitting on wicker table with Zelda: Link's Awakening on screen.

(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)

The Switch Lite might feel like old news, but it's actually still a remarkably compact handheld with big abilities. I mean, you're talking about something that can still fit in larger pockets and run huge adventures like Breath of the Wild. However, getting it for the right price is vital, and even with a Cyber Monday discount, it might not be worth picking up brand new.

Discounts are worth considering, but unless you're specifically looking for the lightest, travel-friendly way to play Ninty games, you'll want to watch what you spend on the baby Switch. It lacks docking abilities and has a much smaller screen, and it really lends itself to handheld play on a budget.

Nintendo Switch Lite (refurbished) | $179.99 at Best Buy

PSA: The "Express" part matters when buying a Switch 2 microSD card

Photo by Rosalie Newcombe of the Samsung 256GB microSD Express Card sitting on the left Joy-Con 2 controller of a Nintendo Switch 2.

(Image credit: Future/Rosalie Newcombe)

It's incredibly irritating, but the Switch 2 uses a new kind of storage card for game installations. The one you'll need is specifically a "microSD Express", which features faster read/write speeds than previous standards. If you pick up a non-Express card, you'll only be able to store screenshots and clips, which isn't so handy if you've maxed out the handheld's storage with downloads.

Are they overpriced, considering they're largely only 256GB? Absolutely, but Ninty has sort of implemented a bit of a stealth proprietary storage option with the Switch 2. Yes, you can use various brands of cards, but not having the option to use a slower card that would have ultimately worked fine, since the Steam Deck uses them, is pretty irritating.

Samsung microSD Express Card 256GB | $59.99 $39 at Amazon

Star Wars Outlaws is now $30 on Switch 2

Hondo Ohnaka, Kay Vess, and Nix in a poster for Star Wars Outlaws: A Pirate's Fortune

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Star Wars Outlaws has been on my back burner for a while, but I might have to grab it now that it's $30. The half-price discount brings it to a record low for Cyber Monday, and while I have issues with the fact that it's a game "key card" that still requires a download, it's still one you can physically add to your shelf with the rest of your collection. It also happens to be the Gold Edition that comes with a bunch of DLC goodies.

Star Wars Outlaws Gold Edition Switch 2 | $59.99 $30 at Amazon

Not to be a party pooper, but Switch 2 prices could go up in 2026

Photo by Phil Hayton of the Nintendo Switch 2 running Mario Kart World.

(Image credit: Future/Phil Hayton)

As we consider the lack of Cyber Monday Switch 2 console deals this year, I want to touch on the idea of price increases next year. Times are a little bit turbulent for tech prices thanks to ever-changing US tariffs and demand for components like RAM, and those factors could ultimately prompt Nintendo to increase hardware prices.

I'm not saying you should buy a Switch 2 at full price, but I do think potential price increases next year are a reality. So, if it looks like discounts won't be a thing as Cyber Monday comes to a close, you may want to consider whether you really want to wait for the handheld and risk changing circumstances in the future.

Check out Nintendo Switch 2 deals at Amazon

Make sure to grab the right charger for your Switch 2

Most webcams work with the Switch 2, and the one I use is 21% off

Nintendo Switch 2 on desk next to Logitech C920 webcam.

(Image credit: Phil Hayton)

It's easy to fall into the trap of thinking you need a specific Switch 2 Camera, but most USB webcams are actually compatible. I actually use a Logitech C920 I've had for years, and you can grab the refreshed 'X' model for less thanks to Cyber Monday right now. Ultimately, opting for something that isn't specific to Nintendo's console means it'll have a use beyond silly Mario Kart avatars and online chat, and it'll provide solid 1080p visuals for less than the official accessory.

Logitech C920X webcam | $69.99 $54.99 at Amazon

Do you need a Switch 2 right now? Here's what I told a friend who asked

Hand holding Switch 2 with Mario Kart World gameplay on screen with Baseus Blade power bank charging handheld.

(Image credit: Phil Hayton)

While chatting with a pal about Cyber Monday Switch deals, they took the opportunity to ask me whether they should consider a Switch 2. Nintendo's best gaming handheld to date will be on a lot of fans' minds, but it's not necessarily a must-have. I told them that unless they're looking to play the latest adventures as soon as they hit, the OG Switch is fine for now, especially if you're just looking to play Stardew Valley and any of the Pokémon games.

This might be your last chance to grab Switch 2 deals in 2025, but discounts will naturally pop up in the future. Now could be a better time instead to grab games you've been meaning to play for the original handheld, or even invest in some cheaper accessories that'll help you enjoy the outings you already own.

Let's talk cheaper Switch GameCube controller recs

Hand holding orange GameCube controller with Nintendo Switch 2 Online image of games in backdrop.

(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)

If you got a Switch 2 specifically for GameCube games, then you might have winced at the official controller price. It's pretty steep to say the least for a remake of a specific gamepad, so there are cheaper and arguably more authentic ways to play. I personally use a Mayflash adapter I've had since the dark days of the Wii U, and it happens to work on Ninty's latest handheld. It will let you use the console's original pads with the new console, and alternatives that are included in the Cyber Monday sale will do the same.

I'll include both here, but keep in mind I've only tested the Mayflash version. The "CLOUDREAM" version does say it's Switch 2 compatible, though, so it might be worth a go!

CLOUDREAM GameCube adapter for Switch | $18.99 $14.97 at Amazon
Mayflash Switch Gamecube adapter | $18.99 at Amazon

Should you just buy a Steam Deck instead?

Steam Deck sitting on Baseus Steam Deck dock with Feathers McGraw figure on left.

(Image credit: Phil Hayton)

Blasphemy! That's exactly what some of you will be shouting at the mere notion of buying a Steam Deck over the Switch or Switch 2. I love Ninty's handheld, but it's only right to highlight that some players will benefit more from a gaming handheld. If you're the type that likes to play various different indie adventures and are used to Valve storefront prices on PC, you'll want to keep to the same ecosystem as your rig, as it'll help you access the games you actually want for less.

Switch games are, by and larg,e more expensive, and the main reason to buy Nintendo's handheld is the exclusives. The Switch 2 has the added benefit of being able to hit 4K 60fps, and newer releases are respectable on the portable compared to its predecessor. However, when it comes to accessing a wider pool of outings for less, portable PCs are the way to go.

Check out gaming handhelds at Best Buy

Got the Online Expansion Pack? This is the Tears of the Kingdom version you want

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Nintendo Switch game with themed Joy-Con

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Here's a bit of a hack - if you already have the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion pack and don't have Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, you can get a free upgrade to the Switch 2 Enhanced Edition. The revamped version actually comes as part of your subscription, meaning you can nab the older copy for under $60 instead of paying $80. You will naturally need to be signed up to the service, but your sub will grant you access to the 4K version.

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom | $69.99 $54.90 at Amazon

I'd seriously consider playing Metroid Prime 4 a gaming monitor like this

LG UltraGear 32GS95UE monitor on woodgrain desk next to plant, Samus figure, and Bigfoot Squishmallow with Metroid Prime 4 gameplay on screen.

(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)

Okay, look, you don't need a pricey gaming monitor for your Switch 2, but I reckon using a Dual Resolution screen with the handheld will be wicked, especially for games like Metroid Prime 4. The reason? It's a shooter that has a 1080p 120Hz mode and mouse support, so using something like an LG OLED screen that can do full HD integer scaling is going to look and feel fantastic.

While there are cheaper 1440p screens that can reach well over 120Hz, and technically the Dual Resolution screens are overkill at 480Hz, you won't find much in the way of 1080p OLED monitors otherwise. Therefore, I think if you're planning on buying a fancy new screen anyway, and happen to have a Switch 2 within your setup, an LG Dual Resolution screen is ideal, and there's a variant of the one I've tested at Best Buy with $470 off.

LG UltraGear 32GX870A-B 32-inch | $1,399.99 $929.99 at Best Buy

Model tested: LG UltraGear 32GS95UE review

This Switch accessory changed how I store my Switch games

Jsaux Game Card case for Switch with cartridges inside.

(Image credit: Phil Hayton)

I used to be that person who'd keep all their Switch game boxes to hand for easy access, even if it meant bringing them with me on my travels. It all feels very silly, but I just wasn't into keeping my carts anywhere but the box they originally came in. However, they all now live inside one of Jsaux's multi-cart cases, and it's honestly just because it feels so nice to open and close. No, really, other than the fact it can hold 40 carts and is pretty rugged, it all comes down to how lovely it feels to use.

Anyway, if you need something that can hold most, if not all, of your Switch library, you can grab 20% off the accessory thanks to Cyber Monday.

Jsaux Game Card Case for Switch | $19.99 $15.99 at Amazon

Done with Mario Kart World? Maybe give Sonic's latest racer a try for under $40

Shadow the Hedgehog in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds

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If you've been playing Mario Kart World since launch, you might be on the hunt for a new racer. If that's the case, you'll want to look at Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds while it's under $40 for Cyber Monday. We called it a "slick, ambitious racer with loads of tracks, primed and ready for future, licensed crossovers," in our review, and that makes sense given it's got a beefy roster of characters that even includes wildcards like Minecraft Steve.

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds | $59.99 $39.99 at Amazon

No word on those suspected Switch flash sale deals yet at Best Buy

It's not at its lowest, but I fear my favorite Switch controller could soon vanish

PowerA Kirby controller being held up by Kirby plush

(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)

I've yet to find a Switch controller that makes me smile more than PowerA's Kirby Mouthful gamepad. I mean, look at it, I really don't need to explain why a pad that looks like it's been swallowed by the pink puffball is delightful. I've been waiting for it to drop all weekend, and while it's certainly not at its lowest right now, I'd maybe consider grabbing it in case it's gearing up to be discontinued.

The only retailer I've managed to spot the PowerA Kirby Mouthful controller at is Walmart, as it's AWOL from Amazon and other stores. That suggests to me that supplies are now limited, so while it's not quite as cheap as during previous sales, that could be because it'll soon no longer be available new.

PowerA Kirby Mouthful Controller for Switch | $49.43 $40 at Walmart
Read more: Kirby Wireless Nintendo Switch Kirby Controller review

I bought this OLED TV in time for the Switch 2, but you can buy the latest model for the same price

LG OLED C4 TV with Mario Kart World gameplay on screen featuring Cow in cloud cart at track start line.

(Image credit: Phil Hayton)

I was really hoping I could tell you to buy the excellent LG OLED C4 for a new record low price this Cyber Monday. Instead, the sale decided to set its sights on the newer OLED C5 model by making it practically the same price. As much as I love my TV, there's no point telling you to grab last year's panel when the latest version is down to about the same, but both are excellent, vibrant displays with 144Hz abilities and ridiculous levels of 4K detail.

LG OLED C5 55-inch | $1,999.99 $1,199.99 at Best Buy
LG OLED C4 55-inch | $1,999.99 $1,196.99 at Best Buy

That hidden Switch OLED Cyber Monday deal you can't see without Prime? It's not a deal

Screenshot of Amazon Switch OLED listing down to $359.99

(Image credit: Future)

Amazon has some explaining to do.

When I happened upon a Switch OLED with a mysterious hidden Prime deal, I started to get excited. However, it turns out that it's "down" to $359.99, which is basically the going rate. Yes, a price hike did increase things to £399.99 this year, but I'm not exactly impressed by an offer using that to try and pretend there's a real terms price cut on offer.

You're really going to have to do better than that, Amazon.

The Nitro Deck basically makes your Switch into a pseudo Steam Deck for under $40

Nitro Deck with the Switch undocked, sitting next to it

(Image credit: Future / Duncan Robertson)

I don't know about you, but it feels weird holding on OG Switch after grasping onto chonky handhelds like the Steam Deck. In a way, it's that weirdness that the Nitro Deck aims to avoid, as it adds some nice heft that lends itself to better ergonomics. You're naturally getting a nice set of controls, anti-drift hall effect thumbsticks, and colors that pay tribute to the mighty GameCube, too, but I would say the main reason to jump on the current Cyber Monday deal is form factor.

CRKD Nitro Deck | $49.99 $39.99 at Amazon

This Hori Split Pad deal is for the Pokénerds

Hori Split Pad Pro Pikachu and Charizard edition with purple backdrop.

(Image credit: Future)

The Hori Split Pad makes for a pretty excellent full-bodied Switch controller, and there's a Pokémon version for under $40 right now. It's weirdly $20 less than the original black gamepads, so even if you're not that into Pikachu and Charizard, it's still the model that's worth picking up simply due to price.

HORI Nintendo Switch Split Pad Pro (Pikachu & Charizard) | $59.99 $39.99 at Amazon
Read more: Hori Split Pad review

The goth hedgehog game is half price

Shadow holds out his hand to absorb inky black doom powers in Sonic X Shadow Generations

(Image credit: Sega)

Look, I know all the real Shadow fans will, of course, already have Sonic X Shadow Generations. This one is for the casuals who haven't picked up a copy yet and can vibe with the hedgehog's brooding personality, or even just enjoy the blue blur's usual outings. There are Switch and Switch 2 versions, but the former is seemingly an actual cart rather than one of those new-fangled "key cards" with nothing actually on it.

Sonic X Shadow Generations:
Switch | $49.99 $24.99 at Amazon
Switch 2 | $49.99 $24.99 at Amazon

8Bitdo's wonderful N64 controller just nose dived to a new record low price!

8Bitdo N64 Bluetooth controller sitting on woodgrain surface.

(Image credit: Phil Hayton)

This just in - the 8Bitdo N64 controller that works with Nintendo Switch, PC, and, of course, the Analogue 3D, just dropped all the way down to a new record low. The 35% discount isn't even marked up as a Cyber Monday gaming deal, which goes to show it's worth checking outside of Amazon's filters and sale nonsense.

This is a marvellous modern take on the N64 gamepad that switches things up from a weird trident design to something contemporary without messing with the layout. I've spent countless hours using this pad since its release, and it feels ridiculously natural when playing classics like Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Goldeneye on the Switch and even the OG console.

8Bitdo N64 controller | $39.99 $26.12 at Amazon
Read more: 8Bitdo N64 controller for Analogue 3D review

Technically a good deal for 512GB of Switch 2 storage, but I'm still grumpy about microSD Express cards

Samsung P9 microSD Express card with purple backdrop.

(Image credit: Future)

Yes, this Samsung P9 microSD Express card will add 512GB storage to your Switch 2 for less than usual. No, I'm still not happy about it, as I feel like the format is overpriced considering Ninty's handheld is the only device that really makes use of it right now. It'll no doubt become a de facto eventually, but you're still paying more for this amount of room for game installs due to the fancier speeds than you would say a more standardized microSD card for the Steam Deck.

You do need to use Express for Switch 2 installs, though, so don't get any bright ideas.

Samsung P9 Express microSD Express Card | $99.99 $74.99 at Amazon

If you do want a cheaper Switch OLED, you'll want to go with renewed

Nintendo Switch OLED playing Super Mario 3D World

(Image credit: Future)

It's been a bit of a disappointing day for Switch OLED deals, given its yet to get the Best Buy flash sale treatment, and Amazon is trying to pass normal pricing off as a discount. However, you can still grab a refurbished model for under $300 if you're hellbent on getting one, and it's not a bad option if you care about screen vibrancy more than enhanced performance via the Switch 2.

Nintendo Switch OLED (refurbished) | $377.24 $289.95 at Amazon

This is a Zelda flavor of that Kirby Switch controller from earlier for under $30

PoweA Zelda Nintendo Switch controller with lilac backdrop.

(Image credit: Future)

The Kirby Mouthful PowerA controller is still my favorite, but this Zelda variant is very cute. It's got a little Hylian shield on the left grip, and I'm digging the blue and white contrast. For under $30, this is a gamepad well worth considering this Cyber Monday, even if it does take AA batteries and lacks USB charging (hey, maybe that's some old school charm for all the Xbox 360 fans out there.)

PowerA Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch | $44.99 $24.99 at Amazon

Grab the Final Fantasy pixel remasters for cheap

FF6

(Image credit: Square Enix)

Square Enix basically hates putting this thing on sale, so it's worth picking up the chunky Final Fantasy pixel remaster collection for the Nintendo Switch while it's nearly $40 off. This matches the previous-record low price that's popped up this month, and I have a hard time imagining it getting much lower in the near future.

In fact, this deal is so good that I bought it for myself.

Final Fantasy I-VI Collection Anniversary Edition | $74.99 $39.99 at Amazon

For when you want to travel with the whole Switch 2 system

RDS Industries Game Traveler Deluxe Case for Nintendo Switch 2 product listing image

(Image credit: RDS Industries)

There are a lot of different Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 cases on the market, and that's without getting into OLED vs Lite and so on. But of all of them, this one from RDS Industries it the aton Switch 2 launch, I've come to enjoy it and even prefer it.

Which, for me, is a bit unusual. I tend to prefer the slimmer travel cases, but this deluxe one is designed to carry the Switch 2 and its dock without issue – safe and secure. It helps that the Cyber Monday deal matches the record-low price as well.

RDS Industries Game Traveler Deluxe System Case | $29.99 $24.96 at Amazon

My GOTY 2024 is also on sale

Unicorn Overlord

(Image credit: Vanillaware / Atlus)

The vast majority of Switch and Switch 2 deals I'm seeing this Cyber Monday are games, which isn't terribly surprising. But most of the truly significant discounts are on games that I can't honestly recommend whether they're $50 or $5. If you've ever gone bargain bin diving, you know the feeling.

In the case of Unicorn Overlord, however, I can wholeheartedly recommend picking it up at this price, which matches the lowest it's ever been. The strategy RPG was my GOTY last year, and I'm easily the reason it made GamesRadar+'s overall list. (You're welcome, in advance.)

Unicorn Overlord | $59.99 $24.99 at Amazon

Don't get trapped by the Switch 2 Piranha Plant camera

Photo by Rosalie Newcombe of a side-on view of the Hori Piranha Plant Switch 2 camera.

(Image credit: Future/Rosalie Newcombe)

Yes, the Hori Piranha Plant camera for the Nintendo Switch 2 is extremely cute, but it's a trap! Despite being stuck at its record-low price of $39.99 for months, the Hori camera pales in comparison to the official Nintendo Switch 2 camera. The picture quality just isn't the same.

If you're looking to pick up a Switch 2 camera this Cyber Monday, you're better off shelling out an additional $15 to grab the official Nintendo Switch 2 camera for $54 at Amazon despite the fact that it's not the cheapest one out there.

There's plenty of Sonic to be had for Nintendo Switch

Screenshot from Sonic Origins Plus of included animation featuring Tails, Knuckles, Sonic, and Amy Rose

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Sonic Origins Plus is maybe the best value, overall, per dollar on the Nintendo Switch. There are caveats here what with 12 of the 16 included games being DLC Game Gear titles and the fact that it had a rough launch with some buggy updates, but things have largely been ironed out since then and it's still 16 entire Sonic video games. Top to it all off, Amy Rose is playable for the first time in Sonic, Sonic 2, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, and Sonic CD as part of this collection.

All of that is hard to pass up when $19.99 matches the previous record-low price from Amazon.

Sonic Origins Plus | $39.99 $19.99 at Amazon

For a slimmer Switch 2 case...

Belkin Switch 2 case product listing image

(Image credit: Belkin)

This Belkin Nintendo Switch 2 case is only $6 off, but that matches the previous record-low price over on Amazon. If you're in the market for a slightly more compact case as opposed to the RDS Industries one I recommended earlier, this is the one that I've had my own eyes on for a bit.

The Belkin Switch 2 case still has that nice hard shell but a soft interior with a sleeve for games and even a little AirTag compartment if you're interested in more broadly keeping track of your Switch 2 out in the wild.

Belkin Nintendo Switch 2 Case | $29.99 $23.99 at Amazon

Two Mario + Rabbids games is better than one

Mario + Rabbids: Spark of Hope

(Image credit: Ubisoft)

OK, yes, this dual pack of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle and Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope is just a game download in a box. And this explicitly does not include the DLC. But both games are shockingly smart little tactical adventures, like plopping Mario and the Rabbids into an XCOM-shaped blender and giving it a go.

At the record-low price of $14.99, it's hard not to recommend this bundle despite all of the caveats. If you don't care about not having a physical game card, that makes this deal even better.

Mario + Rabbids Bundle | $29.99 $14.99 at Amazon

Best not buy, at least for now

Photo of the Nintendo Switch 2 handheld running Mario Kart World sitting in front of a red Switch 2 box.

(Image credit: Future/Rosalie Newcombe)

We have been constantly watching Best Buy and its Cyber Monday flash sale all day long, and there's really not much day left, but still nothing has really caught our eye that isn't cheaper elsewhere or at the very least matched by the likes of Amazon.

If Best Buy has been waiting until the last moment to actually come through with Nintendo Switch deals, well, it would surprise me. But stranger things have happened, and there's every possibility that something will come through in the end. Who knows? (I don't! But suspect not.)

Check out (possible) Cyber Monday Nintendo flash deals at Best Buy

A solid Switch 2 controller for cheap

PowerA Nintendo Switch 2 wired controller product listing image

(Image credit: PowerA)

As stated before, PowerA is one of my favorite brands for third-party gaming hardware, and the Nintendo Switch 2 line of accessories is no different. This Switch 2 wired controller is currently $29.99 in black, which matches the previous record-low price, and the Mario-themed one is even cheaper at $28.65 – which is, for that version, also a match to the previous record-low price.

With two mappable buttons underneath and Hall effect sticks, this is a great deal for a solid controller. The only thing better would be if this were for the wireless version, but even with being tethered to the console this is pretty dang good.

PowerA Advantage Wired Controller for Nintendo Switch 2 | $39.99 $29.99 at Amazon

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