Nintendo's Black Friday 2025: Games, Amiibo, and More on Sale!

Nintendo's Black Friday 2025 sale is now live, offering discounts on a variety of games, amiibo, and accessories. The sale includes popular titles like Super Mario Odyssey, which is ranked fourth on IGN's "Top 100 Nintendo Games of All Time, " for just $30. Other notable games on sale include Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Remake, Splatoon 3, Luigi Mansion 3, Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, and Donkey Kong Country Returns HD, all priced at $29. 99 or $39. 99. Third-party games are also part of the sale, with Star Wars Outlaws, including all its DLC, priced at $39. 99 on Switch 2, which is $20 off its original list price. The Final Fantasy 1-6 Pixel Collection is also discounted to $39. 99, marking the lowest price ever on the game. Other big discounts include the Dragon Quest HD-2D Remakes and Just Dance 2026. Amiibo deals are also worth checking out. Amazon has dropped Tears of the Kingdom amiibo, Riju and Sidon to $9. 99, while Best Buy has matched that price on Tulin and Yunobo. Street Fighter amiibo are also discounted, sitting at $14. 99 at Best Buy. Not all deals are live yet, so fans should keep an eye out for more discounts over the coming days. Additionally, Nintendo's Cyber Monday offerings from Nov. 30 - Dec. 1 include a $20 discount on Switch 2 microSD Express cards. The 256GB memory cards are dropping from $59. 99 to $39. 99, which is a great deal for Switch 2 owners. While Nintendo isn't offering any console discounts, you can still find the standard-priced Nintendo Switch 2 bundles in stock at all retailers. The Mario Kart World bundle saves you $30, and the Pokémon bundle saves you $20. Unfortunately, there aren't any official discounts on Nintendo's first-party Switch 2 games like Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, and Pokémon Legends Z-A. This year's deals are a mixed bag. Some games, like Super Mario Odyssey, are genuinely strong offers, but other standout titles aren't seeing similar discounts. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, for example, was discounted to $29. 99 last year, but this year, the Switch 2 edition isn't discounted and is priced at $70. Nintendo wasn't the first to kick off its Black Friday sale, as PlayStation started things off a few days ago, discounting plenty of games and dropping the price of its PS5 consoles by at least $100. Amazon and Best Buy have already started their official Black Friday sales, which will carry on all the way through to Cyber Monday on December 1. Walmart is also featuring deals from both PlayStation and Nintendo's sales, but its official discounts start on November 25, or November 24 for those with a Walmart+ membership.