The Switch Lite is a scaled down and less expensive version of the regular Nintendo Switch. So, instead of allowing the console to be connected to a TV, played in tabletop mode or used in handheld mode, the Switch Lite only offers handheld mode.

This bundle is set to release in this region next month on 24th October 2024. The Switch OLED is the 'white set' and the copy of Super Mario Bros. Wonder comes pre-installed on the system. This package also includes a 12 month Switch Online base tier membership.

This latest version, "Super Mario Party Jamboree," features everything people love about Super Mario Party games and so much more. One of the most exciting aspects of this game is that up to 20 players can complete at the same time online. The game even comes with a three-month subscription to Nintendo Switch Online to facilitate online play.

Nintendo has announced two new Nintendo Switch bundles for release this fall: Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch – OLED Model, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and a 12-month Nintendo Switch Online membership.

Hot on the heels of last week's Super Mario Bros. Wonder bundle in Australia, Nintendo has announced two new Switch bundles which include Mario Kart 8: Deluxe and 12 months of Nintendo Switch Online Individual Membership.

Nintendo’s Australia and New Zealand division has revealed the official Nintendo Switch OLED Super Mario Bros. Wonder bundle on Twitter. The bundle will come with a white Switch OLED, a twelve month Switch Online subscription via code, and a download code for Super Mario Bros. Wonder.

Nintendo has announced new Switch bundles with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and a 12-month Switch Online Individual membership.

Nintendo confirmed that it will offer two Switch bundles for the 2024 holiday season, starting sometime in October. The first is a Nintendo Switch: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Bundle, which includes a regular Nintendo Switch with red and blue Joy-Con controllers (normally $300),

Well into the Switch’s 7th year (and just ahead of its long-awaited debut of the Switch 2), the company is still doggedly trying to find people who somehow don’t yet own its popular handheld console.