Costco Wholesale Members can purchase the
Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World (Digital Download) Console Bundle from
Nintendo.com for
$399.97 (+ tax) by purchasing discounted
Nintendo eGift Cards from Costco Wholesale using the steps below
. Shipping is free.
Alternatively,
Costco has for
Members:
Select Nintendo eGift Cards on sale below.
Thanks to community member
captainguy for finding this deal.
Note: If you're not a Costco member there is a
deal on memberships.
Deal Instructions:
- Must be an active Costco Wholesale member
- Purchase a quantity of 2x $200 (4-Pack of $50) Nintendo eShop eGift Card for $319.98
- Purchase 1x $100 (4-Pack of $25) Nintendo eShop eGift Card for $79.99
- Note: The maximum allowable balance for Nintendo gift card credit on your Nintendo account is limited to $800 (in case you already have gift card credit loaded)
- Click here and redeem all $500 in Nintendo eGift Card credit you purchased from Costco Wholesale to your Nintendo account
- At Nintendo.com, add Nintendo Switch 2 Console + Mario Kart World (Digital Download) Bundle to cart for $499.99 and proceed to checkout
- Your price will be $399.97 (plus tax) after using your $500 Nintendo account balance to purchase the console
Specs:
- 7.9" 1920x1080 (Full HD) built-in LCD touchscreen display: supports up to 120 FPS (frames-per-second) & VBR (Variable Bit Rate)
- Supports up to 4K HDR resolution at 60 FPS output when docked
- 256GB built-in storage capacity
- microSD Express card slot (note: does not support standard microSDHC/microSDXC cards)
- Nintendo Switch / Nintendo Switch 2 physical game card slot
- 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6 | Bluetooth
- 5220mAh Battery
- 1-Year Limited Warranty
- In the box:
- Nintendo Switch 2 console
- Joy-Con 2 (L) in Light Blue (left controller attachment)
- Joy-Con 2 (R) in Light Red (right controller attachment)
- Nintendo Switch 2 Console AC Adapter
- USB-C Charging Cable
- Nintendo Switch 2 Console Dock
- 1x Joy-Con 2 Grip
- 2x Joy-Con 2 Straps
- 1x Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable
- Mario Kart World full game digital download
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Logic:
$500 GC but then you pay $46.25 in cash.
Alternate:
$600 GC then you have leftover balance of $53.75
Difference:
You paid $80 in cash instead of $46.25 but that extra $33.75 got you $53.75 in balance.
That may be great deal for a lot of people.
1. While in the eShop, click on your profile settings and change your billing zip code to a state with no sales tax. I just use a random zip code from Montana. Nintendo only goes off of that zip code when you use your available eShop balance to purchase games.
2. Nintendo game vouchers can still be purchased until the end of January and can be used on some new releases like Metroid Prime 4 and Pokemon Legends Z-A.
For example, the Switch 2 version of Metroid Prime 4 is normally $69.99. However, by using this Costco GC deal, you could get a two-pack of game vouchers on the eShop for basically $80. You can redeem one of those vouchers for the Switch 1 version of Metroid Prime, meaning you're getting the base game for $40. Then you can buy the upgrade pack separately for $9.99. So you'd have the Switch 2 version of Metroid Prime for $49.99, a savings of $20.
You can also use vouchers in a similar manner for good savings on older titles with Switch 2 versions. For example, the Switch 2 version of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is normally $79.99. However, using this Costco GC deal, you can use a a voucher to get the base version of the game for $40, and then buy the the upgrade pack separately for $9.99, for a total of $49.99 and a $30 savings.
Congrats on the FP deal
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"To answer your question, no, a Nintendo eShop balance cannot be used to directly purchase physical consoles. The balance is specifically for digital content, such as downloadable games, add-on content (DLC), and subscriptions, within the Nintendo eShop."
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I would like to clarify that, from our side, we can confirm that Nintendo does not allow the use of Nintendo eShop funds as a form of payment when purchasing physical consoles. These funds are specifically intended for digital transactions within the Nintendo eShop, such as games or downloadable content, and cannot be applied toward hardware purchases.
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