Nintendo Switch Mario Kart Bundle Is $249 In Walmart's Black Friday Sale

Nintendo Switch OLED Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Bundle

$299 (was $350)

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Nintendo Switch Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Bundle

$249 (was $300)

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If you missed out on Best Buy's and Target's Switch console bundle deals, you have another chance to save at Walmart. As part of its Black Friday sale, Walmart has the Nintendo Switch 2024 holiday bundle for $249 and the Switch OLED bundle for $299. These deals aren't quite as good as the sold-out offers--$275 for OLED, $225 for base model--but they still offer great value and are likely to sell out soon. Both consoles come bundled with $80 worth of free stuff: a digital copy of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and a 12-Month Switch Online membership.

Nintendo Switch + Mario Kart 8 Deluxe + 12-Month Switch Online Bundle -- $249 ($~~299~~)
Nintendo Switch OLED + Mario Kart 8 Deluxe + 12-Month Switch Online Bundle -- $299 ($~~349~~)

If you want extra controllers for multiplayer or a more traditional gamepad for playing the Switch on your TV, you're in luck: Along with this unprecedented pair of console deals, the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller and Neon Red/Blue Joy-Con Controller Set have received their biggest discounts yet. You can save $20 on each, dropping the price of the Pro Controller to $50 and the pair of Joy-Con Controllers to $60.

Switch Pro Controller -- $49 (~~$70~~)
Neon Red and Blue Joy-Cons -- $59 (~~$80~~)

Nintendo Switch OLED Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Bundle

$299 (was $350)

The Nintendo Switch OLED Mario Kart bundle comes with the console with white Joy-Cons and matching white docking station, a 12-Month Switch Online membership, and a voucher to claim Mario Kart 8 Deluxe from the Nintendo eShop. You're getting $80 worth of additional content compared to buying the console ($350), Mario Kart ($60), and Switch Online ($20) individually. And now you're also getting a discount on top of that.

Along with the sharp, larger OLED screen, you're getting numerous quality-of-life upgrades compared to the base model. The Switch OLED has a wider, better-designed dock with an ethernet port, improved speakers, and double the internal storage space (64GB). Plus, the built-in kickstand is significantly improved for tabletop mode.

Target and Best Buy sold out of the $275 Switch OLED bundle deal within a day, so your best option now is Walmart's newly launched $299 deal. This is still an awesome price, just not quite as awesome as before. And yes, it'll probably sell out fast, too.

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Nintendo Switch Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Bundle

$249 (was $300)

The base model Switch at this discounted price would be a fantastic deal even without any extras, but you also get a voucher for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and a 12-Month Nintendo Switch Online membership. This is a truly phenomenal deal.

It comes with a pair of Neon Red and Blue Joy-Con Controllers, Joy-Con Grip and wrist straps, docking station, HDMI cable, and AC adapter.

If you think you'll spend a lot of time playing in handheld mode, the OLED is well-worth the extra $50 for the better screen. But for those who play more on their TV and tend to leave the Switch in the dock, opting for the regular Switch probably makes more sense.

Like the Switch OLED, the regular Switch bundle is now sold out at Target and Best Buy, but Walmart launched a $249 deal that still offers really great value.

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