Best Buy has
Nintendo Switch 2 Console w/ Mario Kart World Bundle on sale for
$449 (add to cart to see price).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
captainguy for sharing this deal.
Includes:- 256GB Nintendo Switch 2 Console
- Nintendo Switch Joy-Con 2 Controllers (Light Blue/Red)
- Mario Kart World (Full Game Download)
Top Comments
You order the gift cards like you would any other item you buying online. You wait up to 24 hours for them to email you. You copy/paste the codes they send you into a box on Nintendo's site. You add the switch to cart like you would any other online product and when it asks if you want I apply the gift cards to your total you click OK. Easy.
Total time spent in this should not have taken more than 5 mins total.
Community Reviews
The Switch 2 Mario Kart World bundle stands out as a strong launch package, especially when paired with Best Buy price matching or PayPal 20 percent cashback, which can bring the effective cost down by about $50 to $90. The console itself gets praise for solid build quality, excellent rumble, and social features like Game Chat, while the bundle is framed as a better value than buying the system and game separately. The main drawback is the price, especially once extra storage and $60 to $80 games are factored in. A solid bundle if you can catch one of the stacking discounts.
Common Questions (5)
The PayPal Pay in 4 payments can be refunded or reduced when Best Buy issues a price adjustment, and the remaining installments may be lowered accordingly. Pending points also showed up after checkout for some purchases, so the promo can still track even if the order total changes.
Yes, Pay in 4 has been used successfully on this bundle, and PayPal can adjust the installment amounts after a refund or price match. Keeping the order simple helps, because add-ons like extended insurance, trade-ins, or gift-card partial payments can interfere with eligibility.
A workaround mentioned is ordering Best Buy through Uber Eats and paying with Uber Eats gift cards bought at Costco, since those gift cards are discounted. The catch is that Uber Eats pricing for the bundle was reported at $499 and may not include Mario Kart World, so the final value can differ from the Best Buy deal.
Best Buy can price match its own lower price within the regular return window, and one reported adjustment refunded about $50 on this bundle. The holiday extended return period may not count, so the timing appears to depend on the standard 14- or 30-day window tied to membership.
It may not appear as a confirmed discount during checkout, but the pending points can still show in PayPal history right after purchase. That makes the promo easy to miss on-screen even when it is actually attached to the order.
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It's original MSRP was $449
The switch may have been unique for it's time but the price hike to $80 per game and literally nothing new about this system probably it's making this click on a lot of people's head.
I have a little cousin who mentioned his dad told him he already has a switch so he doesn't need a second one. Nintendo is just banking on the fan base to donate their money to them to keep them afloat
I clicked on 'Save offer' for "20% cash back on one Pay Later purchase with PayPal" in my PayPal account. When I checked out on BestBuy site, PayPal's pay schedule is ($449+tax) / 4. I'm not sure where I can check and see that this Switch 2 purchase from BestBuy was eligible for that "Pay Later" (a.k.a. "Pay in 4") promo.
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It's original MSRP was $449
MKW is a download, and it's their game, the cost to Nintendo is basically maintaining their servers, which they already have to do anyway. There's no reason Nintendo couldn't have launched with just the bundle at $449, no base console which most people didn't buy anyway, if the tariff was that bad for them. Nintendo could have avoided most of the negative commentary if they just left games at $70 max, and did the bundle at $449. To most people, $100 over the previous console wouldn't have been that bad if they felt they were getting something with an included $70 game.
It's just one of those things that happen when you get someone in charge of Nintendo of Japan who care more about the financials than what people think. Did people forget where the current head of Nintendo came from?
Update: Points hit my account about 2 days ago and they've been deposited into my bank. By far this was the best deal on this bundle I've seen all season.
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