Nintendo's Customer Appreciation Sale runs in the US from September 12 through September 26, with 30% off dozens of select Nintendo Switch digital games and bundles, plus savings on physical games, DLC, accessories, amiibo, and apparel.
The promotion includes established titles such as The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Super Mario Odyssey, and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
Products and offers can vary between Nintendo eShop, Nintendo Store, and participating retailers, so prices and availability should be checked before purchase.
Nintendo is putting a rare price cut behind some of its biggest Switch titles. The Customer Appreciation Sale runs from September 12th to September 26th in the US. You can save up to 30% on select games, bundles, DLC, accessories, amiibo, and clothing.
Find the deals on the Nintendo eShop, the Nintendo Store, and a few retail partners. Prices shift a bit depending on where you shop. Nintendo says this is a thank-you to fans, helped along by tariff refunds. And the best part? Zelda, Mario, Kirby, and Metroid games are all marked down for a short time.
Tears of the Kingdom finally dips under USD 50, which doesn't happen often. You get all the building and fusing tools, plus the sky islands and the underground depths to explore. It's a lot of games for the price right now.
Breath of the Wild is even cheaper at USD 41.99. This is the game that basically reset what open-world games could look like. If you've somehow never played it, now's a pretty good time.
The Mario Kart 8 Deluxe bundle with the Booster Course Pass comes out to USD 59.48. Buy them separately, and you're looking at USD 41.99 for the game and USD 17.49 for the pass. Together, you get the base game and 48 extra tracks split across six waves.
Odyssey and Wonder are both sitting at USD 41.99. Odyssey has you hopping between kingdoms and taking over enemies with Cappy. Wonder is newer, so it's a bit surprising to see it discounted already.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land is also USD 41.99. You explore, you copy abilities from enemies, and the controls stay simple the whole way through. Good pick if you want something easier to jump into.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond rounds things out at USD 41.99. Just know this discount is for the regular Switch version, not the Switch 2 Edition, so double-check before you buy.
The Switch Pro Controller dropped to USD 55.99. It's got the usual comfortable grip, motion controls, rumble, and it can scan amiibo. The battery lasts around 40 hours, so it's solid if you play for long stretches.
The Rosalina and Lumas amiibo is now USD 24.49. Scan it in either Galaxy game, and you unlock a 1-Up Mushroom. So it's not just a shelf piece, but it actually does something.
This sale doesn't touch everything in Nintendo's library. Only certain items are included, and what you'll find can vary depending on whether you're shopping the eShop, a store, or somewhere else.
It's also US-only, so if you're outside the States, check your own region's eShop for whatever deals might be running there. The sale wraps up on 26th September, so there isn't a ton of time left to decide.
The real appeal of this promotion is the mix of established Nintendo titles and useful extras at reduced prices. If you've been putting off filling gaps in your Switch library, this is a good chance to do it. These are games that rarely drop this low. Just double-check the price, the edition, and whether it's in stock before you buy.
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