If you’re still looking for deals on Nintendo Switch games ahead of Christmas, you’ll definitely want to check out Woot’s wide selection of game deals.
As of December 8, all of Woot’s Switch game deals will arrive by Christmas.
For the past few months, Woot has really leaned into Nintendo Switch game deals, and the list of titles available now might be the biggest yet.
You’ll also find a bunch of Pokemon games, multiple Zelda titles, and other notable exclusives, including Metroid Dread, Nintendo World Championships, Nintendo Switch Sports, and Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Ultimate — $43 ($60) Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition — $40 ($60) | Sold out Yoshi’s Crafted World — $40 ($60) Note: Woot recently made a change to its Nintendo Switch game listings.
You should definitely check out Woot’s extensive selection of Nintendo Switch game deals if you’re still searching for them before Christmas. By Christmas, every Switch game deal listed on Woot will be delivered by December 8. Since Woot is owned by Amazon, if you are an Amazon Prime member, your order should arrive in a few days. Woot has been heavily investing in Nintendo Switch game deals for the past few months, and the selection of games available right now may be the largest yet. Additionally, Nintendo publishes most of the games exclusively for the Switch, and the majority of them are on sale for $20 or more.
See below for a list of over forty-five Switch game deals. In addition to the nine Mario-themed games, there are a number of games featuring the plumber’s taller, frequently frightened brother and additional Mushroom Kingdom pals. Along with several Zelda games and Pokemon games, you’ll also find other noteworthy exclusives like Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Metroid Dread, Nintendo World Championships, and Nintendo Switch Sports.
Woot offers Nintendo Switch holiday game deals.
New Horizons: Animal Crossing: $40 ($60).
Bayonetta: $35 to $60.
$30 ($60) for Bayonetta 3.
$35.00 for Bayonetta Origins ($60).
Tropical Freeze: Donkey Kong Country — $42 ($60).
Steelbook + BFG Replica Doom Anthology $55 ($80).
$42 ($60) for the Dragon Quest I–III Collection.
Switch, everyone 1-2! — $13 ($30).
Elder Scrolls. V: Skyrim: $45 ($60).
Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is available for $27 ($60).
One World Complete: Harvest Moon ($20–$40).
$40 ($60) for Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
Allies Kirby Star — $40 ($60).
Forty dollars ($60) for Kirby and the Forgotten Land.
Zelda’s Legend: Echoes of Wisdom is available for $50 ($60).
$45 ($70) for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
$2 HD Luigi’s Mansion: $45 ($60).
Luigi’s Mansion 3: $40 ($60).
$50 ($60) for Mario and Luigi: Brotherhood.
Mario Golf: Super Rush costs forty dollars ($60).
Deluxe Mario Kart 8 costs $38 ($60).
$40 ($60) for Mario Party Superstars.
Dread by Metroid — $42 ($60).
New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe: $40 ($60).
Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition costs $25 ($30).
Nintendo Switch Sports costs $37 ($50).
The Origami King: Paper Mario — $42 ($60).
Pokemon Legends: Arceus costs $45 to $60.
$40 ($60) for Pokemon: Let’s Go, Eevee.
Pokemon: Pikachu: Let’s Go ($60) $42.
$42 ($60) for Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX.
Nintendo Shield: $40 ($60).
Pokemon Sword: $42 ($60).
The Pokemon Scarlet costs $42 ($60).
Purple Pokemon: $42 ($60).
The Pokemon Violet and Scarlet Double Pack costs $85 ($120).
The Sonic X Shadow Generations game costs $37 ($50).
$42 ($60) for Splatoon 3.
Bowser’s Fury + Super Mario 3D World: $42 ($60).
Mario Bros. $43 ($60) | Sold out Wonder.
$60 for Super Mario Odyssey.
Nintendo’s Super Mario Party: $40 ($60).
The Super Mario Party Jamboree is sold out and costs $48 ($60).
Super Smash Bros. The final price is $43 ($60).
The Definitive Edition of Xenoblade Chronicles is sold out and costs $40 ($60).
Yoshi’s Crafted World: $40 ($60).
Note: The Nintendo Switch game listings on Woot have changed recently. The retailer no longer makes it clear if you are purchasing an imported game or one that will be released in North America. All games on the Nintendo Switch are available in English, and none of them are region-specific. However, this should be taken into account for DLC-containing games like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Pokemon Scarlet & Violet. Should you desire the DLC and not receive a North American version, you will have to buy it from the eShop that corresponds to your game. Therefore, in order to download DLC from the UK eShop, you must create a separate Nintendo account if you purchase a game from the UK. DLC isn’t present in many of the games on the aforementioned list or in Nintendo games generally, but it’s still important to remember.
Super Mario Odyssey, New Super Mario Bros., and Super Mario Odyssey are the three Mario platformers that have been heavily discounted. While Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury costs $42, U Deluxe costs $40 each. The Super Mario Party Jamboree is currently sold out at Woot, but Super Mario Party and Mario Party Superstars, the other two entries for the Switch, are available for $40 each. Mario & Luigi: Brotherhood, which was just released, costs $50, while Paper Mario: The Origami King, which is rarely on sale, costs $42. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is available for $38 and Mario Golf: Super Rush is available for $40.
Eight Pokemon games are available for purchase, including three mainline entry pairs: Let’s Go, Eevee ($40) and Pikachu ($42), Scarlet and Violet ($42) each, and Sword ($42) and Shield ($40). Adorable reimaginings of Pokemon Yellow, the Let’s Go games feature simplified gameplay modeled after Pokemon Go. In addition, Pokemon Legends: Arceus is available for $45 before its follow-up, Pokemon Legends: Z-A, is released the following year. For younger players who aren’t yet interested in turn-based Pokemon games, Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX, the remake of the original Pokemon Mystery Dungeon game, is a fantastic choice at a rare discount of $42.
There are a number of other infrequently discounted Switch games available for excellent prices. The physical version of the original Bayonetta game is now only $35, while the fantastic action-platformer Metroid Dread is $42 and Bayonetta 3 is only $30. The first three mainline Dragon Quest games are included in the $42 Dragon Quest I-III Collection. This collection can be played in English, but it was only released in Asia. To clarify, this collection does not include the new HD-2D Remake of Dragon Quest 3, but rather the improved versions that were made available on PC and mobile devices.
The newly released Doom Anthology from Bethesda, which includes six games, a steelbook case, and a five-inch model of the famous BFG gun, is now only $55 instead of $80. Regarding Bethesda, the Switch version of Skyrim is available for $45. Although the Switch port isn’t often discounted, this is undoubtedly fairly expensive for Skyrim in 2024.
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