The latest bundle has thirteen games in total, including three versions of the iconic 1993 puzzle adventure With a hardware reveal seemingly right around the corner, here are our biggest dreams ...

Alternatively, some retailers might throw in a free game or accessory. Check out our where to buy Nintendo Switch guide for the latest stock updates and bundle deals. And take a look at the best ...

Amazon doesn't have the 2024 Switch holiday bundles yet, but considering the retailer isn't carrying new Nintendo game releases, we would be a bit surprised if Amazon gets these value bundles.

We usually see this Nintendo Switch bundle much closer to Black Friday itself, but it's already on Walmart's shelves this week. Both the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe game and 12 month subscription is free ...

We've scoured retailers to find the best prices for games, Nintendo Switch OLED and Nintendo Switch Lite, as well as dissecting whether bundle deals are as good as they seem. We've found a lot of ...

This bundle includes the original Nintendo Switch system, a copy of the mega-popular "Mario Kart 8 Deluxe" game and a 12-month subscription to Nintendo Switch Online. So, for the price that just ...

In Golf Club Nostalgia, return to a desolate Earth for a few rounds of golf. After all, that’s what rich people do right? Listen to the sounds of Radio Nostalgia and piece together just what ...

While Nintendo rarely marks down their consoles and games, surprisingly, right now happens to be one of the best times to buy a new Nintendo Switch. More from The Hollywood Reporter Amazon's Prime ...

and a digital download code for Animal Crossing: New Horizons (a $60 value). Since Target has this Nintendo bundle priced at $200, you’re basically getting the game for free.

It took my brain a bit to get used to what very much feels like a motion-controlled game crammed into standard joystick controls. There’s great news, though: Cozy Bundle supports the Nintendo ...

Game Boy and Game Boy Advance, N64 and Sega Genesis (Mega Drive) eras. You’ll find Nintendo’s own Mario, Zelda and Metroid classics there, along with plenty of third-party fare to keep you entertained ...