Massive Presidents Day Nintendo Switch deals hit Super Mario Bros. Wonder and RPG
gamesradar.comPresidents Day Nintendo Switch deals are here, and we're seeing some particularly comprehensive sales hitting the shelves this week. You can save on everything from Zelda to Yoshi right now - but the real gems are the recent releases.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Super Mario RPG are both taking part in this week's offers - surprising considering they only hit the market late last year and we typically need a couple more months for first party Mario releases to see similar price drops. Still, Walmart is your friend today - shaving just over $10 off both titles.
You'll find Wonder's 2D platforming mayhem available for $48.25 (was $59.99) in Walmart's Presidents Day Nintendo Switch deals, meanwhile those after a more considered approach to combat will be looking to RPG's $48.80 sale price (was $59.99). Both of those discounts are the largest we've ever seen on the late releases, and the first we've spotted for Super Mario RPG.
Of course, there are plenty more Nintendo Switch deals to browse here. Zelda fans are well served by $20 discounts on both Link's Awakening and Skyward Sword and there are some unseasonable discounts across Kirby and Yoshi's adventures as well.
We've handpicked our favorite offers down below with plenty more Presidents Day sales for gamers at the bottom of the page.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder | $59.99 $48.25 at Walmart
Save $10 - Walmart is bringing us a record low price on Super Mario Bros. Wonder this week, kicking the new release down to $48.25. That's a pretty fast discount considering Ninty first party games don't tend to shave their MSRPs too often.
Buy it if:
✅ You prefer 2D style gameplay
✅ You want multiplayer action
✅ You want classic Mario with a spin
Don't buy it if:
❌ You prefer 3D Mario
❌ You don't enjoy precise platforming
Price Check: Amazon: $51 | Best Buy: $59.99
Super Mario RPG | $59.99 $48.80 at Walmart
Save $10 - Super Mario RPG has been stubborn since release - but we wouldn't have expected anything less. Still,
