Nintendo Announces New Switch OLED Bundle, But There's a Catch
Nintendo confirms Super Mario Bros. Wonder Switch OLED bundle for Australia and New Zealand. The bundle includes the game pre-installed and a 12-month Nintendo Switch Online subscription. More Switch bundles are rumored to be on the way this holiday shopping season.
The Nintendo Switch OLED model is $50 off right now
If you're looking for a new one or have yet to pick one up, check out the Nintendo Switch OLED. The device is currently on sale for $300, down from $350 — a 14 percent discount. The markdown is available on Woot for five days or until supplies last.
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