Nintendo has officially confirmed all the Black Friday deals we'll see for Switch fans over the coming weeks. Here's everything you need to know.

Nintendo Switch's Black Friday deals are discounting some of the system's best games, as well as some controllers and accessories.

First up, starting on 24th November 2024, several first-party Nintendo games will be discounted by $20 at select local retailers such as Best Buy, GameSpot, Target and Walmart. These are some pretty big hitters, and would no doubt compliment a new hardware purchase quite nicely.

With Thanksgiving just a couple of weeks away, Nintendo has announced its Black Friday 2024 highlights. While there aren’t any standout deals among them, there’s still some decent discounts for anyone who was planning on buying a new Switch or a critically acclaimed game from the console’s back catalog.

Nintendo announced its universal Black Friday 2024 sale games and Joy-Cons deals that will be available at almost all stores this year.

If you're seeking some early Black Friday Nintendo Switch deals, then you've come to the right place. I test all kinds of Nintendo Switch products (everything from consoles to accessories and controllers) for a living and am here providing round-the-clock coverage of the best discounts at they come in.

Level up your gifting with these fan favorites from the legacy gaming brand — on sale for as low as $24 on Amazon.

Tears of the Kingdom, Pikmin 4, Kirby and the Forgotten Land, and more will be $20 off at retailers like Best Buy, Target, and Walmart once the sale commences. Additionally, Switch accessories like Joy-Con controllers and Nintendo’s Pro Controller will also be $20 off,

Nintendo has launched three impressive Nintendo Switch offers ahead of Black Friday, offering up to £67 off games consoles, Animal Crossing, Nintendo Sports and more.

In a bid to generate hype for the year's most brand-safe holiday, Nintendo has given us a teaser for what to expect on Black Friday. Select games and accessories await, all at a reasonable discount. Everything here seems to revolve around a "$20 or more off" sort of message,