
Walmart Has Knocked $50 off a Nintendo Switch 2 and Super Mario Galaxy 1&2 Bundle
Walmart has a Nintendo Switch 2 and Super Mario Galaxy 1&2 bundle available for $519. Compared to paying for each item on their own, that saves you $50.98.
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Posted : Sep 14, 2026 3:00pm UTC
Nintendo's big 'Customer Appreciation Sale' is officially live, but the Nintendo website isn't the only spot you can find good Switch deals right now.
Walmart has some excellent offers available to explore as well, including a Nintendo Switch 2 and Super Mario Galaxy 1&2 bundle for $519. That's about $50 less than if you were to buy each of those items separately, which is quite a treat.
Nintendo Switch 2 + Super Mario Galaxy 1&2 Bundle
Here's the full cost breakdown: post- price hike , the Nintendo Switch 2 is now priced at $499.99 and Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 for Nintendo Switch has a list price of $69.99. Together, they'd cost you $569.98 if you bought them both separately.
But through this bundle, you're actually saving $50.98 compared to buying them together, which is quite a solid discount.
If that's got your attention, you'll want to act fast to scoop it up in case the bundle sells out at Walmart. It may only be available for the course of the Customer Appreciation Sale , too (which runs through September 26), so better to pick it up now than wait too long and miss out.
This bundle offer is just one part of Nintendo's Customer Appreciation sale that caught our eye.
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