The best Mario Day deals: big discounts on games and accessories and new consoles in stock now
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We’re rounding up all the bestMarioDay deals, so you know exactly which sales you should be looking at as we celebrate Nintendo’s plumber. While we’re seeing plenty of Nintendo Switch games and accessories discounted today, however, you’ll also find plenty of consoles back on the shelves as well.
The standout pick is this Mario Red & Blue Nintendo Switch console. Best Buy currently has the special edition listedfor its $299.99 MSRP, which is particularly exciting considering this colorway sold out at release and hasn’t been seen since.
Mario Day deals, however, are thriving in the software section. Nintendo Switch games likeSuper Mario Odyssey,Super Mario Maker 2,New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, andSuper Mario Partyare all down to $38.88 (was $59.99) at Walmart right now. However Mario doesn’t get to have all the fun - we’ve also spotted some other franchises getting in on the discounts, with the likes ofThe Legend of Zelda Breath of the WildandSuper Smash Bros. Ultimateseeing $10 discounts this week as well.
If you need a new gamepad, however, you’re shopping at the right time. The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is now down to just$59 (was $69.99)in these Mario Day deals, and you’ll even find$10 off a rangeof Joy-Con controllers as well.
You’ll find all our top picks for the best Mario Day deals just below.
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Mario Day Nintendo Switch deals
Mario Red & Blue Nintendo Switch:$299.99 at Best BuyBest Buy has the Mario Red & Blue Nintendo Switch in stock right now, and there seems to be plenty to go around. That might not be the case for long, though, especially seeing as this special edition sold out quickly at launch and hasn’t been seen on the shelves since.
Nintendo Switch Animal Crossing Edition:$299.99 at Best BuyIf you’re more interested in that desert island life, though, Best Buy is also offering up the Animal Crossing special edition today as well. Back at its regular MSRP, this console has been almost as difficult to get your hands on in recent weeks as the Mario edition above.
Nintendo Switch Gray:$299 at WalmartOf course, if you’re going for that monochromatic vibe, you’ll prefer this Gray Nintendo Switch at Walmart. What’s more, you’re even saving 99 cents off the original MSRP here as well.
Nintendo Switch Neon Red / Blue:$299.99 at Best BuyEven the classic Neon Red / Blue Nintendo Switch has been difficult to find as of late, which makes this surprise stock from Best Buy all the more impressive.
Nintendo Switch | Mario Kart 8 Deluxe | 2 racing wheels:$369.97$349.97 at Best BuyYou’re saving $20 on this Nintendo Switch bundle at Best Buy, but seeing as deals like this have been absent from the shelves since Black Friday (and even then there was only one offer going) this is an absolute steal.
Mario Day Nintendo Switch game deals
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle:$59.99$14.99 at Best BuyWe’re a little more used to this $14.99 sales price than the $59.99 MSRP of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. However, this cheaper Switch game has had a much higher price tag over the last few weeks, so if you’ve been holding out for an offer you’re in luck.
Mario & Sonic at the Olympics Games:$59.99$29.99 at Best BuyIf you’ve been missing all the action of the Olympics, this collection of Olympiad mini-games is sure to satisfy that need for some gold medals. You’ll find a $30 discount up for grabs today at Best Buy.
Captain Toad Treasure Tracker:$39.99$29.99 at Best BuyCaptain Toad Treasure Tracker is also on sale right now at Best Buy, and the $10 discount makes it one of the cheapest games on our list right now. That’s an excellent $29.99 sales price for plenty of 3D puzzling action, with extra courses based on Super Mario Odyssey as well.
Super Mario Odyssey:$59.99$38.88 at WalmartSuper Mario Odyssey is the latest canonical 3D Mario game to hit our systems, and launching alongside the console back in 2017 it’s taken a few years for price drops to start. Thankfully, though, you’ll find one of those discounts available at Walmart in these Mario Day deals, with $20 off the MSRP.
Super Mario 3D All-Stars:$59.99$49.94 at WalmartYou haven’t got much longer to grab a copy of Super Mario 3D All-Stars before Nintendo pulls it. This anniversary compilation of Super Mario 64, Sunshine, and Galaxy will be withdrawn from the market on March 31, so save $10 while you can.
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening:$59.99$49.99 at Best BuyHead back in time and dive straight back into the world of Koholint Island with The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening. The remastered 2019 release is also available for $10 off in Best Buy’s Mario Day deals.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe:$59.99$49.94 at WalmartIf you’re looking to get started with some classic multiplayer action, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is the ultimate game. It may feel a little old now, but that $59.99 MSRP has been holding on tight, and we haven’t seen too many discounts on this particular title.
Paper Mario: The Origami King:$59.99$49.94 at WalmartPaper Mario is back, and this time he’s folded. Grab the 3D adventure / turn based strategy game for $10 off at Best Buy right now - that’s a great discount on a rarely reduced title.
Yoshi’s Crafted World:$59.99$38.88 at WalmartYoshi’s Crafted World is also seeing that $20 discount at Walmart. With an extra dimension to each puzzle and a range of worlds to explore, this is a great game to unwind with an adventure yarn.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons:$59.99$49.99 at Best BuyIf you missed the Animal Crossing surge of last year, you’ll be glad to know that you can save $10 on one of 2020’s biggest releases in Best Buy’s Nintendo Switch deals. Considering stock shortages in the months after launch, this is a great price.
New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe:$49.98$38.88 at WalmartNew Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe offers that classic sidescrolling platformer action and is also taking part in Walmart’s Mario Day Nintendo Switch deals. You’re getting a revamped version of the original Wii U title and plenty of included DLC as well.
Super Mario Party:$59.99$38.88 at WalmartThis board game-style collection of mini-games can host up to four competitors as each one races across squares and completes motion-based activities to collect stars and coins. If you’re looking for more multi-player action, then, you won’t want to miss this $20 discount in Walmart’s Mario Day deals.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild:$59.99$49.94 at WalmartWhile it may not be a part of the official Mario Day sales, Breath of the Wild is seeing an uncharacteristic price drop this week. You can save $10 on arguably the best game to hit the Nintendo Switch system, and that’s a rarity considering this blockbuster has held onto its MSRP since 2017.
Luigi’s Mansion 3:$59.99$38.88 at WalmartWalmart has discounted Luigi’s Mansion down to just $38.88 for today’s Mario Day deals. Considering we regularly see this game at MSRP that’s an excellent price, and especially good value if you’re looking for some multiplayer action as well.
Mario Tennis Aces:$59.99$38.88 at WalmartMario Tennis Aces is available for $38.88 at Walmart right now, which means you’ll be power sliding across the court in no time. This is a regular in the world of Nintendo Switch game deals, but we usually only see $10 - $15 off.
Super Mario Maker 2:$59.99$38.88 at WalmartSuper Mario Maker 2 puts you in the designer’s seat, as you build and play through an infinite number of Mario levels. You’ll find it down to $38.88 in Walmart’s Nintendo Switch deals this week - though a Nintendo Switch Online subscription is recommended here.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate:$59.99$49.99 at Best BuyBest Buy is also shaving $10 off Super Smash Bros. Ultimate right now. This massive game is still usually found at its $59.99 MSRP, which makes that discount all the more exciting right now.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity:$59.99$49.94 at WalmartSave $10 on Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, a spin-off / prequel to the events of Breath of the Wild. If you’re looking to get your fix before the sequel drops, then, this is an excellent offer.
Pokemon Shield:$59.99$49.99 at Best BuyPokemon Shield has taken a $10 price drop at Best Buy this week as well, though Sword is still sitting at MSRP. If you’re yet to take the plunge into GameFreak’s latest creature-catching RPG, this is an excellent price.
Mario Day Nintendo Switch accessory deals
Nintendo Switch Pro Controller:$69.99$59 at WalmartGrab the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller if you don’t get on with the Joy-Con grip. The comfortable and - in our opinion - slightly more accurate gamepad still offers up motion and rumble functions, and is currently available for its lowest price ever in Walmart’s Mario Day deals.
Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Red / Blue:$79$69 at WalmartHowever, you can spend just $10 more and grab two new controllers for your Switch. While they may not function in the same way as the Pro Controller, you’re certainly getting better value here if you’re looking to add more players to the mix.
Neon Pink / Green:$79$69| Neon Purple / Orange:$79$69| Gray:$79$69
Hori Split Pad Pro (blue):$49.99$39.60 at AmazonIf the $69 sales price on the Joy-Con above is still a little steep, you’ll find a much cheaper set of controllers at Amazon. The Hori Split Pad Pro is fully backed by Nintendo, and comes in much cheaper than the official set of controllers. You do also get a chunkier grip, which many prefer over the smaller form factor of the originals.You’ll also find the standard modelavailable for $40.49 at Walmart.
Orzly Nintendo Switch carry case:$24.99$11.86 at AmazonIf you’ve just grabbed a precious Switch, you’re going to want to protect it. Orzly’s solution is this hard shell case with enough pouch storage for extra Joy-Con and charging cables as well as space for 8 games as well.
Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit:$99.99$84.38 at WalmartMario Kart Live: Home Circuit is one for those of us who have played the original 2017 Mario Kart 8 Deluxe to death. It incorporates augmented reality into the classic Nintendo karting game to allow you to build your own courses around your home and then battle it out with AI opponents.
SanDisk 128GB MicroSDXC card for Nintendo Switch:$34.99$24.88 at AmazonSave just over $10 on this 128GB MicroSD card made for Nintendo Switch. That’s perfect if you’re running out of space with all the games featured in today’s Mario Day deals.
Ring Fit Adventure:$79.99$69.99 at Best BuyRing Fit Adventure soared in popularity at the start of the pandemic, but now that demand has wound down a little we’re seeing more and more discounts hitting the at-home workout game. With $10 off at Best Buy, this is the lowest price we’ve seen so far.
More Mario Day deals
Lego Super Mario Adventures Starter Course:$59.99$47.99 at AmazonSave $12 on the Lego Super Mario starter course at Amazon. If you’re ready to dive back into the world of colorful bricks then this fully interactive course set is an excellent way to pass some time.
Lego Super Mario Guarded Fortress expansion set:$49.99$39.99 at Best BuyBest Buy has taken $10 off this Guarded Fortress expansion set, complete with Bomb-omb, Koopa Troopa and Piranha Plant figures.
Lego Super Mario Bowser’s Castle Battle expansion set:$99.99$79.99 at Best BuyIf you really want to put your Mario figure to the test, you can save $20 on the Bowser’s Castle expansion set. With plenty of flipping and balancing challenges, as well as the Bowser, Dry Bones, Boo and Lava Bubble figures, there’s plenty to play and create.
More Nintendo Switch deals
We’re rounding up all the bestNintendo Switch Lite dealsright here on TechRadar as well, but you’ll find plenty ofcheap Nintendo Switch game dealsup for grabs right now as well as some excellentPro Controller pricesas well.
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Tabs is a Deals Editor at TechRadar, bringing you all the latest savings on the tech everyone’s talking about and covering deals on gaming, laptops, tablets and more in the US and UK. Happiest with a DualSense controller in her hand, she’s also contributed to GamesRadar, Tom’s Guide and T3 and specializes in gaming hardware and computing.
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