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The Best Physical Switch Game Deals in Nintendo’s Customer Appreciation Sale

You can save 30% on a ton of physical Switch games in Nintendo's Customer Appreciation Sale, ending September 26.

· 297 words· updated September 22, 2026 at 04:09 PM

As you may have heard, Nintendo is running a massive Customer Appreciation Sale right now, dropping prices by 30% on Switch games and accessories. If you like buying digital games, you’ll have no trouble saving money on the eShop and elsewhere. However, I’ve noticed that physical games are harder to find in stock. So I’ve gone through and selected some of the best deals on physical games that are in stock at the time of this writing. Just make sure to grab them before the sale ends on Saturday, September 26 .

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2

The sale cuts prices by 30%, so for the most part, any game that normally retails for $59.99 is now down to $41.99. That goes for most games in the sale, from Super Mario Odyssey to Super Mario Party Jamboree. The odd Switch games that cost $69.99 — The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2, for example — are down to $48.99. And games that are normally $49.99, like Mario Vs. Donkey Kong, are down to $34.99.

These are the lowest prices you’re likely to see outside of Black Friday, so feel free to pick up any games you’ve been wanting to play. And it’s worth noting that the games I’ve highlighted above are a fraction of the total number of Switch deals available this week. Check out the full sale on Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart to see the full array of deals.

Chris Reed is a senior commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN's LEGO coverage and maintains the upcoming release dates articles for video games , LEGO sets , and 4K Blu-rays . You can follow him on Bluesky .

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