Woot is offering an additional 20% off a selection of physical Nintendo Switch 2 games as part of its 'Summer of Gaming Sale.' The promotion requires the use of the promo code GAMER20 at checkout and is set to expire at 11:58 p.m. CT on August 17.
Among the highlighted deals are "Tomodachi Life" for $42.39 and "Super Mario Galaxy 1+2" for $42.39, which represents one of the lowest prices seen for the collection. "Mario & Luigi: Brothership" is also available for $19.92.
The sale also includes "Grade A Refurbished" copies of "Metroid Prime 4 Beyond" and "Pokémon Legends Z-A," both priced at $31.99 after applying the GAMER20 code. Woot describes these refurbished items as having minimal cosmetic damage, not noticeable at arm's length, and having passed full diagnostic tests to ensure like-new functionality. Accessories are OEM, and the product is packaged in a retail box.
International versions of Switch games, such as UK or EU editions, are also included in the sale. These games are region-free and will function on any Nintendo Switch console.
In separate deals, Amazon is offering a $10 Nintendo eShop Gift Card (Digital Code) for $8.53 for Prime members, with a limit of two cards per order. Additionally, "Final Fantasy VII Rebirth" for Nintendo Switch 2 is on sale for $34.99 at Amazon. This physical edition includes an exclusive "Zack Fair Magic: The Gathering - Final Fantasy" promo card.
Separately, Nintendo has begun displaying in-store warnings regarding an upcoming price increase for the Nintendo Switch 2 system. The suggested retail price is set to rise to $499.99 on September 1 in the U.S., U.K., and mainland Europe, with the price in Japan having already increased. Actual prices may vary by retailer.
Upcoming Switch 2 game releases include "Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave" on September 17, "Switch Sports Resort" on October 22, and a new "Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time" remake before the end of the year. Titles announced for 2027 include "Xenoblade Genesis," "Pokémon Winds," and "Pokémon Waves," in addition to the existing Nintendo Switch game catalog, which is backwards compatible.