Nintendo Announces Black Friday Offers for Nintendo Switch 2 and Games
Nintendo Canada has announced Black Friday offers for the holiday season featuring the Nintendo Switch 2 system, select Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch games, and more.
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Nintendo Canada details Black Friday holiday offers for the Nintendo Switch 2 system, select games, and digital sales, with dates and prices in Canadian dollars.

Nintendo Canada has announced Black Friday offers for the holiday season featuring the Nintendo Switch 2 system, select Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch games, and more.
The Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bundle, featuring a Nintendo Switch 2 system, a full download of Mario Kart World, and a 3-Month (90-Day) Nintendo Switch Online Individual Membership, is available for a suggested retail price of $749.99 CAD, a savings of $51.98 CAD. Between Nov. 19 and Dec. 2, shoppers can save an additional $70 with a limited-time suggested retail price of $679.99 CAD, a total saving of $121.98 CAD.
The Nintendo Switch 2 + Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Bundle, which includes a Nintendo Switch 2 system, a full download of Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, and a 3-Month (90-Day) Nintendo Switch Online Individual Membership, is priced at $724.99 CAD, a savings of $36.98 CAD off suggested retail price.
From Nov. 26 through Dec. 2, select games for Nintendo Switch 2 like Donkey Kong Bananza and Nintendo Switch games such as Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 will be $25 CAD off the MSRP. Black Friday sales on select physical games begin Nov. 26 at select retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, EB Games, and Walmart, available while supplies last.
The physical game offers include:
A sale on select digital games starts Nov. 19 through Dec. 3 at 12:59 a.m. PCT (2:59 a.m. ET). Offers are available on the Nintendo Store website, Nintendo Store app, and Nintendo eShop.
The offers give holiday shoppers discounted pricing on Nintendo Switch 2 hardware and select games across physical and digital channels, with limited-time pricing and availability while supplies last.
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