A Big Price Drop for Nintendo Switch 2 in France on Black Friday 2026? The upcoming Black Friday 2026 is expected to bring great savings for buyers of the Nintendo Switch 2 in France. A leaked promotional bundle reveals that the console, along with crucial software and services, could be available at prices much lower than normal. Keep an eye on French retailers if you want to get a good deal on your next gaming purchase.
Leaked French retailer listing shows bundle with Mario Kart World at 422 EUR
The leaked deal revolves around a bundled Nintendo Switch 2 console with digital add-ons. A tipster, Billbil_kun, leaked the details of the bundled offer. It appears that a download code for Mario Kart World will be included.
The bundle is said to include a three-month subscription to Nintendo Switch Online. These additions will provide instant fun to users who want to dive right in to the gaming experience.
The price for the bundled offer has been revealed by French retailer Carrefour. They have set the price for the bundle at 422 EUR, which is approximately $470. This is a huge discount from regular pricing for similar bundles.
Currently, the standard bundled package retails at least at 549 EUR ($612) in Europe. The equivalent package in the US sells for 549 USD ($549).
So far, there has been no official confirmation by Nintendo for this specific Black Friday promotion. According to the leak, there could be other bundles from Nintendo featuring games like Switch Sports Resort or Pokemon Pokopia. It is uncertain whether the deal will be available for other regions or if it is a local-only deal for France. These details should be treated as unverified for now until an official announcement is made by the manufacturer.
We've been following Nintendo Switch 2 closely and previously reported on other titles like The Outlast Trials arrives on Nintendo. A discounted bundle (if available) would be a huge shift in the pricing strategy for the launch of the console. Remember to check for official announcements before planning any purchases based on unverified retailer details.
Source: NotebookCheck
A hundred and twenty euro drop is real money. I would wait for the official confirmation before cancelling any other plans.