Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals have now ended, but these offers are still up for grabs

Cyber Monday has now officially ended, with the clock striking midnight on some of the biggest holiday sales I've seen on the Nintendo Switch. That's not to say everything's off the shelves, though. I've been through my top picks above and stripped out anything that's unavailable or back up to full price this morning - so you're only left with the biggest offers still live right now.

Cyber Monday blues?

You'll never guess what! Or actually yes you will, unless you're new here. That Japanese OLED Switch I've been watching over at Walmart has ticked back up once more, pushing it five dollars above its previously recorded lowest ever sales price. Happy late Cyber Monday, one and all.

I must say, I'm a little bit exhilarated by all these rapid movements. That is, if by exhilarated, you mean dumbfounded/cross/disbelieving, because I haven't been able to rest easy about it all day. I close my eyes and what do I see? This Japanese OLED Switch, fluctuating by the same five dollars every hour. The Walmart stockist clearly wants to shift these last remaining units, so please do me favor and put those guys out of their combined misery so I can see to my own?

Nintendo Switch OLED Japanese version [white] | $349 $284.50 at Walmart

Royal rumbles

It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's just Princess Peach: Showtime still gracing us with her dazzling presence. The brand new game is one of the hottest Cyber Monday Switch picks on the list, with Woot letting you carve a sizeable chunk of its RRP.

I've seen Princess Peach: Showtime go out of stock at least three times over the course of the weekend. That said, who knows how long Woot's latest haul will last? Watch this space for more - or jump on the deal right now, if you're quick enough.

Princess Peach: Showtime! | $59.99 $44.99 at Woot

Closing in on the final hours of the sales event, and we're still seeing some great Cyber Monday Switch deals hanging on til the bitter, bitter end. It's been a wild road so far, and aside from being waylaid by a sad dearth of console and game bundles, we've had a lot of fun together haven't we guys?

Here's another look at my favorite Switch deals of the bunch if you're in the market for a quick last-minute pickup:

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Digital) | $69.99 $30 at Walmart

Genki Covert Dock Mini | $39.99 $31.99 at Amazon

CRKD Nitro Deck limited edition with carry case | $79.99 $49.99 at Amazon

Seven hours later, this OLED Switch deal for Cyber Monday has still not settled. I've had my eye on this Japanese version of the white OLED model Switch since I logged on, and after flitting between $279-$299, it's somehow picking up and dropping the same few cents every half hour or so.

I've not seen fluctuations like this anywhere else Switch deals-wise all day, so it's safe to say that I am still sitting here utterly baffled and constantly on edge. I'd love to see it get even cheaper, and at this rate, it might not be so novel a concept.

Nintendo Switch OLED Japanese version [white] | $349 $279.49 at Walmart

On the case

I'm back, and I brought some friends! I promised you some more Switch case deals, and it just so happens that I did manage to pluck some out of the recesses of Amazon. These cases all differ aesthetically, but they have one thing in common: being at or near their respective lowest price points ever. Don't say I don't take care of you.

Younik Switch accessories case | $20.99 $16.79 on Amazon

Xcitifun carry case | $24.99 $19.99 on Amazon

Orzly carry case | $24.91 $19.91 on Amazon

Ivolver carrying storage case | $35.99 $24.99 on Amazon

The one and only Switch case deal I had on this page has just gone back up to its regular RRP, and now I'm devastated. Well, not really. But I am working hard on finding a replacement for you guys stat.

It's not an easy ask, especially with many Cyber Monday and Black Friday Switch deals now starting to call time. Watch this space, though...much like the kids in Scream, I'll be right back.

Princely duties

Oh hey again, old friend! Another Black Friday hangover (and a welcome one at that) is this record low offer for the brand new Prince of Persia game.

The Lost Crown came out at the start of 2024, and now you can get the badass Metroidvania for a fraction of its RRP. That's a 64% discount worth celebrating at this stage, especially when I'm now seeing so many Cyber Monday Switch deals evaporating from the digital shelves.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown | $49.99 $17.97 at Amazon

Switch bundle alert! This is bit of a modest Cyber Monday Switch deal, but money saved is money saved. I've just seen this Animal Crossing: New Horizons special edition Switch going for 7% off on Amazon right now, and I'm kind of obsessed with it.

It's still some way off its lowest recorded sales price of $274.99, though this console hasn't seen that price tag since 2022. It's still a great find for any Animal Crossing diehards out there, and since it's not officially part of the Cyber Monday slew of deals, it could stick around a little while longer...

Animal Crossing: New Horizons edition Switch | $352 $325.61 at Amazon

Razer sharp savings

If this deal looks familiar, it's 'cuz it's been around since Black Friday. I can't quite believe that the gorgeous Razer Barracuda X headset is still going for 30% off this Cyber Monday, making it one of my fav Switch scoops of the evening.

It's rare I see one of the best Nintendo Switch headsets going for such a steal. In fact, aside from this past weekend, these cans would usually run you about $90. Talk about daylight robbery, though in this case, it's the good kind. The very good kind indeed.

Razer Barracuda x headset | $99.99 $69.99 at Amazon

We're closing in on the last hours of Cyber Monday, and the Switch deals are holding steady for the most part. Games are king at the moment, as is one specific OLED deal that keeps doing my head in with how much it keeps fluctuating in price. All in all: pretty standard stuff as we approach crunch time.

I'll be on the hunt for some last remaining stragglers to help pad out the above Switch deals and bargains, so check back soon! I'm thinkin' headsets next, what do you think?

This last Cyber Monday Switch console deal is giving me a headache

Are you KIDDING me? Walmart's Japanese OLED Switch deal for Cyber Monday is fast becoming notorious on this liveblog, mainly because every time I blink, the price seems to have changed.

Sure, it's still the item I have top of my recommendations list as the sales season comes to a close, but honestly you guys? This pristine white OLED Switch has dropped back down to its lowest price of the day again after ticking up to way closer to the $300 mark about two hours ago. Sigh. You know what to do.

Nintendo Switch OLED Japanese version [white] | $349 $279.99 at Walmart

Why so unserious?

I just caught one more game deal to top off my earlier list. Lego DC Supervillains is going for seven bucks off right now at Walmart, netting you one of the zaniest Lego games on Switch for a pretty decent discount. Sure, it's not as substantial as some others, but considering that I've never seen it drop lower in the five years since the game released, that's not too shabby for a late Cyber Monday snag.

Lego DC Supervillains | $29.99 $21.99 at Walmart

Here's a roundup of all my top Switch game deals still kicking this Cyber Monday! With just hours to go before I expect deals like these to dry up, I wanted to make sure you don't miss a bargain - especially when many of these games have never been cheaper.

Just Dance 2025 Edition | $49.99 $19.99 at Amazon

Hogwarts Legacy | $59.99 $29.99 at Walmart

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate | $59.99 $42.99 at Woot

Luigi's Mansion 3 | $59.99 $39.99 at Woot

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe | $59.99 $37.99 at Woot

Mario vs. Donkey Kong | $49.99 $39.99 at Woot

Super Mario Odyssey | $59.99 $46.53 at Walmart

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Digital) | $69.99 $30 at Walmart

Princess Peach: Showtime! | $59.99 $44.99 at Woot

Disney Epic Mickey Rebrushed | $59.99 $30 at Walmart

My goodness, that Japanese OLED Switch over at Walmart just keeps hopping up and down. Its the last good Cyber Monday Switch console deal I've been able to find for you at such a late point in the sales event, and it's nearly back at the cheapest I've seen it all day.

Just an hour ago, this console would have set you back an extra eight bucks or so. It now seems to be hovering just below the $290 mark, though with such frequent fluctuations there's no telling how long it will hold here. Check it out below for yourself and make the most of it - unless you fancy your chances at the waiting game. Feelin' lucky, punk?

Nintendo Switch OLED Japanese version [white] | $349 $289.50 at Walmart

Get your head in the (Switch) game

My colleagues here at 12DOVE have tried and loved the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro headset, and despite these cans being "made for Xbox", they go an absolute treat with the Nintendo Switch.

Wireless, sleek, and lightweight to boot, they're pretty much the ultimate way to settle into a gaming session while on-the-go. It's an easy and strong Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch rec from me, and at a record low price, you really couldn't ask for more bang for your hard-earned bucks.

SteelSeries Nova Pro headset | $249.99 $174.99 at Amazon

Did someone say Nitro Deck bundle?

Yes, you heard me. Not only is the Nitro Deck + still seeing a sweet deal this Cyber Monday, this limited edition retro colorway of the OG Nitro Deck (free carry case included) has joined the ranks of my favorite Switch steals this late in the sales season. What's more, this particular bundle has never been cheaper.

Sure, it's not the latest model, but I can't stress how much I am drawn to the Nitro Deck for the sheer portability factor alone thanks to that sleek case. Seeing as I mainly use my Switch in handheld mode for on the go gaming, CRKD is really speaking my language right now. I've got both deals right here for your consideration.

CRKD Nitro Deck limited edition with carry case | $79.99 $49.99 at Amazon

CRKD Nitro Deck+ clear white| $79.99 $59.99 at Amazon

PowerA powerups

Okay, I'm frankly stunned by how many gorgeous PowerA Switch controller deals are still alive and kicking at this point on Cyber Monday. They're all wireless, they're all at or near their lowest ever sales prices, and there's a theme to suit all tastes.

I've collected my favorites right here for you to check out, because I gotta hand it to PowerA, no one is doing Joy-Con alternatives like they are at the moment.

PowerA GameCube style controller | $59.99 $35.99 at Amazon

PowerA Fortnite sticker mania controller | $64.99 $48.99 at Best Buy

PowerA Zelda controller | $44.99 $24.99 at Amazon

PowerA Mario Joy controller | $44.99 $38.24 at Best Buy

Hoooo boy, Minnie

Sometimes you just want a cozy little blast from your childhood past, and that's what this Cyber Monday Switch deal offers up. Epic Mickey Rebrushed is back at its lowest ever price thanks to Walmart sneaking in and copying Amazon's OOS bargain, meaning I'll be spending the holidays curled up with the Disney gang. Join me, won't you?

Disney Epic Mickey Rebrushed | $59.99 $30 at Walmart

Ooft, that smarts. That Japanese version of the white OLED Switch I scouted for you an hour ago? It's just ticked up in price.

It was going for just shy of 70 bucks off, but now you can still save $51 on what's looking like the last juicy Cyber Monday Switch console deal left on the digital shelves. Sure, other stockists have it going for standard price, but why pay more when you could grab this baby before it sells out altogether at Walmart?

Nintendo Switch OLED Japanese version [white] | $349 $297.95 at Walmart

Get a grip

My favorite way to customize my Nintendo Switch, aside from buying fancy new pastel Joy-Cons, is to put cute thumb grips on them. I like to swap mine out from time to time, so I always have a healthy stock stashed away in the TV stand for when I'm feeling fancy.

I'm seeing some great little deals on Joy-Con thumb grips this Cyber Monday, so I've picked out a handful for you to fawn over too. Bagsie those kitty skull ones...

Pink and white glittery star thumb grips | $12.99 $10.39 at Amazon

Rainbow Kirby thumb grips | $9.99 $7.99 at Amazon

Pokeball thumb grips | $9.97 $7.18 at Amazon

Mario mushroom thumb grips | $9.99 $7.99 at Amazon

Black and white cat skull thumb grips | $9.99 $7.49 at Amazon

Another one bites the dust

Alas, poor Luigi's Mansion 2 HD, I knew you well. Another one of my favorite Cyber Monday Switch game deals has officially sold out, and it's more than a bit of a bummer.

Fear not, though, because there's still a sweet bargain to be had for threequel Luigi's Mansion 3 if you don't mind a little break from continuity. Spoiler alert: it also takes place in Luigi's big sprawling manor house, and it's still plenty haunted. You're officially caught up, so go jump in!

Luigi's Mansion 3 | $59.99 $39.99 at Woot

Glarch!

Sims fans, look no further, because the brand new MySims: Cozy Bundle is on sale already for Cyber Monday. I can't be the only one who remembers this from the good ole days of the Nintendo DS, and I for one can't wait to jump back into it on a much more modern console.

MySims: Cozy Bundle | $39.99 $34.99 at Best Buy

One last hurrah

Gotcha! I've finally found a decent Switch deal at this late stage in Cyber Monday. Walmart's got the Japanese version of the white Switch OLED going for $70 off right now, but with only 2 left in stock, you'd better haul your butt over there pronto. I don't expect these two will last long.

Nintendo Switch OLED Japanese version [white] | $349 $279 at Walmart

Yikes, both of our best Switch bundles have just dried up at this late hour in Cyber Monday! Walmart was leading the charge, but with both the OLED and standard Mario kart 8 bundles now officially out of stock, it's looking quiet once more for anyone looking to pick up a new console this week.

I'll check back with you soon, hopefully with a surprise console bundle unearthed from...somewhere. Fingers crossed.

There's a frankly absurd amount of bricky Star Wars fun on offer with this Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga deal, that gets you all nine main Star Wars films for barely $20. So that's [deep breath] The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker all in one. That includes 300 playable characters and over 100 vehicles.

Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga | $59.99 $22.88 at Walmart

Take control

Most Joy-Con deals have been disappearing as fast as they could spring up. But if you need some new controllers and aren't too bothered about having official Nintendo options, then there are some great deals on 'you'd never know' third party sets. Like these YUOY brand Splatoon 3 themed versions, a steal at $25.

YUOY Splatoon 3 controllers | $49.99 $24.99 Save$25.00 at Walmart

The best Switch Game deals

Right now Woot is leading the Nintendo Switch game deals for Cyber Monday. There's a load of big Nintendo names going cheap over there right now, with several deals good enough to have sold out more than once. Princess Peach: Showtime! has already been and gone once, so don't hang about.

• The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom | $59.99 $44.99 at Woot
• Princess Peach: Showtime! | $59.99 $44.99 at Woot
• Super Smash Bros. Ultimate | $59.99 $42.99 at Woot
• Luigi's Mansion 3 | $59.99 $39.99 at Woot
• Mario Kart 8 Deluxe | $59.99 $37.99 at Woot
• Mario vs. Donkey Kong | $49.99 $39.99 at Woot
• Mario & Luigi: Brothership | $59.99 $49.99 at Woot

It's a back!

Grab it before it's gone again because Super Mario Odyssey is back in stock at Walmart. It's a physical copy so you'll have to wail for it to appear at your door, but it's $13.46 off retail and a great game worth having.

Super Mario Odyssey | $59.99 $46.53 at Walmart

Well that moved fast - Super Mario Party Jamboree is already out of stock

For a very brief moment there - roughly five hours if my clock is right - we had a shot at a record-low price on the new Super Mario Party Jamboree. I've just checked back at Woot is now sold out at this $47.99 sale price, but I'd still keep a close eye on this deals page. I've seen other new releases, like The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, jumping back onto these shelves with extra discounts once they've run out of stock in the past, so it's well worth keeping an eye on.

PSA: Most of Woot's Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals end in 14 hours

Woot has a handy countdown for its deals, with this year's holiday sales having run for the last couple of weeks I haven't paid much attention to it. Until now. We're now on the last day of this particular sale, which means there's only 14 hours of these Nintendo Switch game deals left. Of course, that's providing they stay in stock - and as I've already seen with games like The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, that availability can't be taken for granted.

Sonic x Shadow: Generations is still at a record-low price

$29.99 isn't bad for a recent release, especially when it's a game as good as Sonic x Shadow Generations. I've been mainlining this one since launch, reliving my youth with every pickup, loop, and flourish. I die, quite a lot, but I have a hell of a lot of fun doing it. The latest Sega platformer is still available for its lowest price yet at Amazon in today's Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals.

Sonic x Shadow: Generations | $49.99 $29.99 at Amazon

Should you even buy new Joy-Con at all?

Whether you've got drifting problems or you're just looking to shake things up this Cyber Monday, Nintendo Switch Joy-Con are looking pretty hard to come by. Yes, you can grab the neon red / blue set for $59 at Walmart, but I have an alternative I'd like to pitch. Larger third party controllers like the Hori Split Pad Pro might drop a few motion or rumble features, but they can offer value in other ways a set of Ninty clickers can't. For example, I hate the feel of these smaller controllers - I end up cramping over the buttons with not enough space to comfortably grip the handheld itself. That's where the Split Pad Pro comes in. It's a much curvier shape, with additional grips and a wider set of controls that make for a far more comfortable experience overall. It's also much cheaper than a traditional set of Joy-Con, currently coming in at just $38.99 at Walmart.

I'd recommend this alternative first to those who want a more comfortable handheld experience. If you don't tend to dock your console, but you want a more traditional feel to your buttons this is an excellent buy. It's not a wireless system, though - you do need to keep it connected to the tablet itself to run.

Hori Split Pad Pro | $49.99 $38.99 at Walmart

The Genki Covert Dock is out of stock - but the Mini is still alive and kicking

The Genki Covert Dock Mini is a fantastic little Nintendo Switch accessory, and it's still enjoying a record-low price this Cyber Monday. The tiny adapter-sized dock is every travelling Switch player's best friend - all you need is HDMI and USB-C cables and you can connect your handheld to any screen you find. I mostly use mine for setting up multiple docking stations around the house, but it's come in particularly handy for hotel stays and impromptu Mario Kart sessions at friends' houses as well. Amazon currently has the Mini model available for $31.99 - an $8 discount on its usual $39.99 MSRP.

Genki Covert Dock Mini | $39.99 $31.99 at Amazon

I don't know how much longer this Legend of Zelda deal can hold out

Walmart still has The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom at a record-low $30 this Cyber Monday - a price I've never seen before and doubt to see again in the near future. There have been a few game deals like this on Walmart's shelves over the last few days, dropping the MSRPs of first party games down to a square $30. However, a good number of those have been run off the shelves this morning. Right now, Link's open world adventure is still holding its position, but I don't know how much longer that will last.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom | $69.99 $30 at Walmart

Nintendo Switch vs Nintendo Switch OLED: which should you buy?

If you have made the decision to pull the trigger on a new Ninty console this Cyber Monday, you've now got to decide which model you want. There are two main versions on the market right now (aside from the handheld-only Lite); the Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Switch OLED. The latter upgrades your display with - you guessed it - a full OLED panel. That really does make a considerable difference in handheld play, with much more vibrant colors and excellent contrast. The screen is also slightly larger in the newer iteration as well. The Nintendo Switch OLED also doubles your storage to 64GB (though anyone who buys either will still need a memory card) and boosts your battery life a little. If you mostly play in handheld mode, these upgrades are all well worth the extra $50.

However, if you're planning on playing in docked mode only I'd still stick to the standard edition Nintendo Switch. Both consoles are identical in their power and performance - if you're not going to pull out that handheld for more portable play too often, the cheaper version is much better value for money.

Where are all the best Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch game deals?

If you're looking to plug some holes in your game collection, there are two retailers I'd recommend keeping a close eye on today. Woot and Walmart have the best Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch game deals of the lot right now. Woot's been dropping prices on new releases and rarely discounted titles for weeks now, regularly standing above the rest of the pack for the depth of its savings. Meanwhile, Walmart has dropped the price of a few heavy hitters (like Tears of the Kingdom) down to just $30 in the last few days.

View deals at Walmart

View deals at Woot

Should you buy a Nintendo Switch this Cyber Monday?

There's still a good supply of Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED bundles on the shelves today - though you're pretty limited to Walmart's collection at the moment - but should you even grab a console right now? After all, the Nintendo Switch 2 is on the horizon - promising boosted performance, its own games, and backwards compatibility with the current roster of releases. I would still recommend buying a Nintendo Switch this Cyber Monday if you want to spend as little as possible and still play through Ninty's existing catalog. If this is your first Switch, there are still so many titles out there for you to experience - and the Switch 2 will likely be a step up even from that $349.99 MSRP of the Switch OLED. Considering analysts put the next console's launch price at between $400 and $500, this could be the cheapest way to play for a while.

However, if you already have a standard edition or Lite console and you want to upgrade - I might recommend holding off. Yes, the new device will be more expensive, but holding off for a few more months until we at least know more will mean you have $250 / $300 in your pocket to go towards that cost. If you've already played the current generation of games (and have a way to continue playing them until we hear more Switch 2 news), it's better to stick it out for just a little longer.

Some stock is starting to disappear!

I've already seen the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Con jump back up to full price at Best Buy this morning, but thankfully Walmart is here to keep those prices low. You'll still find both gamepads available with record-breaking discounts on these shelves, but the fact that Best Buy has dropped out of the race at all is still concerning. It shows that these items are being grabbed off the shelves particularly fast - and now that Walmart is the only retailer (that I've seen) offering these prices, things are going to move even quicker.

Nintendo Switch Pro controller | $69.99 $49 at Walmart

Joy-Con L/R red and blue | $79.99 $59 at Walmart