This Switch 2 console bundle is probably the best Nintendo Switch deal of the year — get it before it's gone!

Nintendo Switch 2 Pokémon Pokopia bundle
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Nintendo Switch 2 price increases are coming to Japan, the U.S., and Europe in September. But for now, there's a great opportunity to score a saving on the console in the U.K. that you don't want to miss.

Right now you can get the Nintendo Switch 2 for £370 at Amazon. That's £25 off the console's RRP. Or, get one of the console's very best games in the Nintendo Switch 2 + Pokémon Pokopia bundle for £394. Compared to buying the items separately, you're saving a massive £62 here (enough to get yourself another game or two!)

I've listed all the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 games and accessories I recommend buying below. For more ways to save, see our Amazon promo codes coverage.

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Nintendo Switch 2 Consoles

Nintendo Switch 2
Nintendo Switch 2: was £395 now £370 at Amazon

The Nintendo Switch 2 takes what worked about its best-selling predecessor and makes impactful upgrades across the board. From the excellent, and noticeably larger, 7.9-inch display to the more powerful internal specs, the Switch 2 is a full leap forward and the best hybrid console you can buy. Amazon doesn't show this as a discount, but Nintendo currently charges £395 for the console.

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Nintendo Switch 2 + Pokémon Pokopia bundle
Nintendo Switch 2 + Pokémon Pokopia bundle: was £429 now £394 at Amazon

This bundle gets you a Nintendo Switch 2 console and a copy of Pokémon Pokopia for just £394. Compared to buying the items separately, you're making a saving of £62. The Nintendo Switch 2's upgraded performance and display make it a joy to play, and Pokémon Pokopia is one of the absolute best games on the console.

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Nintendo Switch accessories

Jsaux 3-Pack Screen Protector for Nintendo Switch 2
Jsaux 3-Pack Screen Protector for Nintendo Switch 2: was £9 now £5 at Amazon

In my opinion, adding a screen protector to your Switch 2 is a must. Especially if you plan to play in portable mode regularly. I hate installing screen protectors, but this one comes with a guiding frame to make the process much easier. Plus, you get three screen protectors in the pack, so you can have multiple attempts.

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Orzly Carrying Case for Nintendo Switch 2
Orzly Carrying Case for Nintendo Switch 2: was £14 now £10 at Amazon

Orzly's Nintendo Switch 2 case can keep your console, games, and extra Joy-Con 2 controllers safe and secure during transit. It boasts a water-resistant EVA outer shell, soft inner molding that snugly fit your Switch 2, and space for up to 20 Switch game cartridges so you've got plenty of entertainment on hand during travel.

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Turtle Beach Rematch Wireless
Turtle Beach Rematch Wireless: was £49 now £37 at Amazon

As budget controllers go, the Turtle Beach Rematch Wireless is a fantastic gamepad for the Nintendo Switch family. Featuring analog thumbsticks and triggers that are highly responsive and motion controls, not only does the Rematch Wireless make games feel more immersive, but it’s extremely comfortable, too. There are also two rear buttons that can be remapped on the fly.

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NYXI Hyperion 3 Wireless JoyPad for Switch 2
NYXI Hyperion 3 Wireless JoyPad for Switch 2: was £129 now £99 at Amazon

NYXI's Hyperion 3 is the world's first third-party Joy-Con alternative designed exclusively for the Switch 2, boasting an ergonomic design, Hall-effect sticks, larger face buttons, swappable D-pads, RGB lighting, programmable back buttons and more.

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Nintendo Switch games

  NBA 2K26
NBA 2K26: was £21 now £18 at Amazon

The latest entry in the annual NBA 2K series has entered the court, and it's once again the most polished and authentic way to play basketball from the comfort of your couch. NBA 2K26 includes the series' standard suite of online and offline modes, including MyTEAM and MyGM. The Switch 2 version isn't as graphically impressive as on other consoles, but it does offer portable play. Which is a pretty big advantage.

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  Minecraft
Minecraft: was £24 now £19 at Amazon

There are a lot of ways to play this famous blocky building game, but the Switch is just as good as any. You can enter a fresh world and set up a home for yourself, crafting better and more effective items, or go into creative mode and just build without limits.

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  Assassin's Creed Shadows
Assassin's Creed Shadows: was £49 now £25 at Amazon

This installment in the popular Assassin's Creed series takes the franchise to a long-requested setting, Feudal Japan. With two playable protagonists, one focused on brutal combat, the other ninja-style stealth, Assassin's Creed: Shadows will keep you playing for dozens of hours, and runs well on Switch 2.

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Star Wars Outlaws
Star Wars Outlaws: was £49 now £29 at Amazon

Ubisoft's underrated Star Wars Outlaws is now on Nintendo Switch 2, and it's one of the console's most impressive AAA ports. It brings an entire sci-fi galaxy to the portable console, and the Switch 2 edition includes the Season Pass with two story packs, A Pirate's Fortune and Wild Card. You play outlaw Kay Vess in the first truly open-world Star Wars game ever.

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  Super Mario Party Jamboree
Super Mario Party Jamboree: was £49 now £37 at Amazon

Join Mario and friends for their biggest party yet in Super Mario Party Jamboree. With 110 mini-games and seven boards, this party game is packed with content and is an excellent way to gather friends and family for a fast-paced, competitive multiplayer experience.

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  Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe: was £49 now £37 at Amazon

Sure, you can play Mario Kart World on Switch 2 now, but the racing action in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is still great. MK8D is one of the most popular Switch games available — even years after its launch it continues to dominate the best-sellers chart. This means any form of discount is pretty rare, but you can currently save on this must-have family-friendly hit.

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  Story of Seasons Grand Bazaar
Story of Seasons Grand Bazaar: was £54 now £43 at Amazon

Can any farming sim game beat Stardew Valley? That's still up for debate, but this is the Story of Seasons series' best effort in years. The farming gameplay is some of the most enjoyable on Switch, as its truly addictive trying to earn the most profit possible selling items at the weekly Grand Bazaar. The graphics also look amazing on Switch 2.

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  Tomodachi Life Living the Dream
Tomodachi Life Living the Dream: was £49 now £44 at Amazon

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is a unique video game where you’ll populate an island with Miis: little cartoon versions of anyone and anything you can imagine. From there, you’ll just need to keep an eye on goings on — the game is packed with hilariously wacky scenarios. You can also feed and clothe your Miis, decorate their houses, and terraform the island to your liking. Plus, you can get creative and design everything from buildings to pets.

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  Super Mario Bros. Wonder Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
Super Mario Bros. Wonder Nintendo Switch 2 Edition: was £66 now £54 at Amazon

A wonderfully refreshing spin on Mario's classic formula. Venturing to the Flower Kingdom, you'll discover stage-altering Wonder Flowers which can warp levels, create new platforming challenges and even turn Mario into an elephant. Playable in up to four-player co-op, Super Mario Bros. Wonder is a platforming marvel for the entire family. The Nintendo Switch 2 edition brings even more content with the Bellabel Park expansion.

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Millie Davis-Williams

Millie is a Deals Editor at Tom's Guide specializing in deals content. She also covers the latest tech news and and creates how-to articles about everything from phones, streaming devices, and headphones to apps and video games. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, gaming on her Nintendo Switch and creating digital art.

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