Black Friday 2020 Nintendo Switch deals for consoles & games

The Nintendo Switch is still a hot ticket item and Shacknews is here with the best deals you can find for Nintendo's console and top games this Black Friday.

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While the talk of the gaming world this month has been the arrival of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, the Nintendo Switch is still going stronger than ever. Black Friday 2020 will feature a significant number of deals for the Nintendo Switch hardware, games, and accessories. Shacknews takes a look at the best Black Friday 2020 deals for the Nintendo Switch.

Black Friday 2020 Nintendo Switch Deals

This year's Nintendo Switch Black Friday bundle will look familiar to anybody who has followed Nintendo at this time of year. Nintendo is once again offering the Nintendo Switch bundle with the Neon Red/Blue Joy-Con and a full download of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. It is the same bundle offered in previous years, but now it comes with a little something extra. This year, it also comes with a 3 Month Individual Membership for Nintendo Switch Online. The full package will be available for $299.99.

Unlike previous years, this Switch bundle will not be exclusive to Black Friday or Cyber Monday. It will be available for the full Thanksgiving week, starting on Sunday, November 22. For now, we know that GameStop will offer it as an in-store purchase only. If you're looking to make an online purchase, you can check out Best Buy. We'll be sure to update this space with more online retailer listings as they come in.

In terms of games and accessories, here's what users can find at various retailers during Black Friday week.

Best Buy

GameStop

Target

Walmart


Those are some of the best Black Friday Nintendo Switch deals for 2020. We'll be sure to update this post as more deals arrive. Be sure to keep checking in with Shacknews for even more deals from all over the retail world. You can find all the latest information on the Shacknews Black Friday 2020 page.

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