Target has select Nintendo Switch Gamesfrom$29.99. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free w/ Target Circle Card, Target Circle 360 Membership, or on $35+ orders.
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Target has select Nintendo Switch Gamesfrom$29.99. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free w/ Target Circle Card, Target Circle 360 Membership, or on $35+ orders.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Community Member captainguy for finding this deal.
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Target's Switch game promo lands as a strong price drop on several first party titles, especially Donkey Kong Country Returns HD, The Legend of Zelda Echoes of Wisdom, Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door, Mario Odyssey, and Peach Showtime. The deal is live for both digital and physical copies, and it undercuts Nintendo's higher holiday pricing on some titles. Cash App Pay in 4 and other Target payment offers may stack for extra savings. The main catch is that the ad is messy, with some listed games not actually at $29.99 and a few marquee multiplayer titles left out.
People planning to buy multiple of the listed games at once because commenters reported stacking offers (like Cash App 20% off and Pay in 4) to drive the effective price down further.
Buyers who prefer physical Nintendo games because commenters said first-party titles are "fully on cart" and that physical helps retain value after purchase.
Switch owners who don't already have these first-party titles because commenters said the $29.99 price is exceptional and that several of the games "rarely drop below $40."
Switch 2 buyers who want to play these same Switch-era games because one commenter said "almost every Switch game works on Switch 2," and specifically that DKCR HD will work without problems.
Nintendo fans who want a single-player "must-have keeper" library because one commenter said they choose digital for games like Mario Odyssey and Zelda games since they won't get rid of them.
Buyers expecting the promo to include the biggest multiplayer Switch hits because commenters complained there were no advertised deals for top multiplayer games like Super Smash Bros., Mario Party, and Mario Kart.
People who only care about the exact $29.99 price shown in the ad because commenters pointed out that some listed games were $39.99 instead of $29.99, calling the Target promo misleading.
Shoppers who were specifically looking for Super Mario Odyssey at $29.99 because one commenter said they saw it listed at $59.99 (noting they may have missed the dates), implying the deal may not apply as advertised.
Nintendo collectors who already own all the listed games because one commenter said they already owned these titles and felt they could have been cheaper elsewhere.
Buyers who rely on Cash App cashback working immediately because one commenter said the cashback didn't work for them and they had to use a different method (Target card) instead.
No. Several of the listed titles are $39.99 instead of $29.99, and Super Mario Odyssey is shown at $59.99 in the thread. Target did undercut Nintendo on some titles, but not every game in the promo is at the advertised $29.99 price.
Yes, Cash App's 20% off offer can stack with the sale, up to $20 off. The cashback may appear in a Pending section after an hour or two, and using Cash App Pay can remove the Target member discount.
Physical copies retain resale value and first-party Nintendo games are fully on cart, while digital avoids swapping cartridges and is better for keepers like Mario Odyssey or Zelda. Physical also makes sense for games you may finish and resell later.
Yes. DKCR HD works on Switch 2, and almost every Switch game is compatible, though some titles need the original Joy-Cons instead of Joy-Con 2 controllers.
I already own all of these games on my Switch, and I feel like I got some of them for cheaper than this price from Walmart and Costco before. Some of them on clearance. I guess I'll probably get Astrobot for my PS5, I heard that's basically like a Mario game for the PS5 and it's also supposed to be $39.99 this year for Black Friday.
^ This is where the discrepancy comes in between what Target has advertised in their BF preview ad (which is somewhat unclear) and what Nintendo previously announced. That doesn't mean that Target can't go lower on some of them than what Nintendo outlined but that remains to be seen as it's also possible that Target may have misrepresented things.
will Donkey Kong country HD work on our kids switch 2 we are planning on getting for our kids?
Yes. Almost every Switch game works on Switch 2, though some requiring the use of the original Joy-Cons and not Joy-Con 2s. DKCR HD will work with no problems whatsoever.
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As previously said by other slickdealers, I think this post is erroneous and full of falsities. Target won't undercut Nintendo's government issued discounts on some of them by $10 dollars, will they?
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Target's Switch game promo lands as a strong price drop on several first party titles, especially Donkey Kong Country Returns HD, The Legend of Zelda Echoes of Wisdom, Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door, Mario Odyssey, and Peach Showtime. The deal is live for both digital and physical copies, and it undercuts Nintendo's higher holiday pricing on some titles. Cash App Pay in 4 and other Target payment offers may stack for extra savings. The main catch is that the ad is messy, with some listed games not actually at $29.99 and a few marquee multiplayer titles left out.
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^ This is where the discrepancy comes in between what Target has advertised in their BF preview ad (which is somewhat unclear) and what Nintendo previously announced. That doesn't mean that Target can't go lower on some of them than what Nintendo outlined but that remains to be seen as it's also possible that Target may have misrepresented things.
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