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]]>We don’t often see too many Nintendo Switch bundles on US shelves these days, aside from smaller discounts on memory cards at Amazon. That makes this Animal Crossing-themed offer all the more impressive, especially if you’re after everything you need to get started from day one.
For reference, the Animal Crossing: New Horizons game itself still regularly sells at its $59.99 MSRP, only ever dropping down to $51 outside of larger sales events. In fact, taking the $15 cost of the case into account, you’re actually getting the lowest price we’ve seen on this particular title. Black Friday Nintendo Switch deals only dropped that cost down to $49.99 in November, $20 more than the $30 price point we’re technically seeing today.
You’ll find more information on this offer just below, and plenty more Nintendo Switch deals further down the page as well.
(opens in new tab)Nintendo Switch Animal Crossing Edition | Animal Crossing: New Horizons | carry case | $344.99 at Dell (opens in new tab)
Dell says you’re saving $40 here, but it’s more like $30 with the Animal Crossing game coming in at $59.99 and the carry case available for $15 by itself. Still, that’s an excellent offer, considering we don’t usually see Nintendo Switch bundles offering this much gear for a discounted rate.
More of today’s best Nintendo Switch deals
If you’re not a fan of the Animal Crossing special edition, or you’re just interested in Nintendo Switch OLED stock, you’ll find plenty more Nintendo Switch deals on consoles and games just below.
We’re also rounding up plenty of cheap Nintendo Switch game sales, and all the best Nintendo Switch accessories to boot. Or, if you’re playing the long game, we’re also getting you prepped for this year’s Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals as well.
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]]>This is the first time we’ve seen a major retailer offering up Nintendo Switch OLED deals of this caliber. The only other time we’ve seen cold hard cash shaved off that final price was during a one-day sale at Woot. We don’t know how long this offer will hold out, and we’re willing to bet it’s not long – considering we were scrambling for Nintendo Switch OLED stock just a month ago. We’ve seen the latest console holding its own on the shelves for a few weeks now, but even we didn’t expect to see savings this early after the supply troubles.
That means the value of this offer can’t be overstated, especially considering the standard edition Nintendo Switch doesn’t see savings like this even during Black Friday Nintendo Switch deals.
You’ll find more information on this offer just below, and plenty more Nintendo Switch deals further down the page.
Nintendo Switch OLED | $349.99 $335 at Walmart (opens in new tab)
Save $15 – You’ll have to be quick to snap this one up, but Walmart currently has the Nintendo Switch OLED down to just $335. Price cuts like this are almost unheard of – the Nintendo Switch family of consoles are incredibly stubborn against discounts, or even bundles in the US. That means we wouldn’t let this deal pass you by if you’ve been on the hunt for a new device.
More of today’s best Nintendo Switch deals
If you’re after Nintendo Switch deals on the standard (cheaper) console, you’ll find plenty more offers just below
If you’re lucky enough to snap up this discounted rate, you’ll need some extra toys to play with. You’ll find all the lowest prices on the best Nintendo Switch accessories in the comparison chart below.
Of course, we’re also rounding up all the best Nintendo Switch Lite deals if you’re after something even cheaper. Or, take a look at the best Nintendo Switch memory cards, Nintendo Switch controllers, and the best Nintendo Switch cases for more gadget inspiration.
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