It used to be unheard of for first-party Nintendo games to be discounted outside of major sales events, but nowadays it happens regularly. While Nintendo Switch games don't get the same steep price reductions we see on Xbox and PlayStation, you can still find notable exclusives for at least $10 off. And if you're looking for accessories such as controllers or headsets, there's a near-endless supply to choose from on Switch, which means you can almost always get a good deal. We've rounded up the best Nintendo Switch deals available in February. Our roundup features big discounts on entries in some of Nintendo's most popular franchises, including Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda.

　　In addition to the Nintendo Switch deals below, make sure to check out our series of roundups covering all things Nintendo Switch. We have lists featuring the best Nintendo Switch games, best Nintendo Switch games for kids, and best Switch multiplayer games. If you're looking for some great Switch accessories, we've rounded up the best Nintendo Switch controllers, carrying cases, grips, and skins.

　　Note: The prices reflected below are subject to change due to the ever-fluctuating nature of deals, especially at Amazon. The prices shown were accurate as of our last update.

　　

Best Nintendo Switch game deals

A wide selection of Nintendo Switch exclusives are on sale for $10 to $20 off right now, including Super Mario Odyssey, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and more. Don't forget to also check out the Nintendo Switch eShop's sale page, as new deals pop up all the time.

　　Animal Crossing: New Horizons -- $50 ($60)Bravely Default 2 -- $46 ($50)Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze -- $50 ($60)Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity -- $40 ($60)Just Dance 2022 -- $25 ($50)The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild -- $40 ($60)The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening -- $50 ($60)The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD -- $50 ($60)Luigi's Mansion 3 -- $50 ($60)Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle -- $20 ($60)Mario Golf: Super Rush -- $50 ($60)Mario Kart 8 Deluxe -- $50 ($60)Monster Hunter Rise -- $34 ($60)NBA 2K22 -- $25 ($60)New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe -- $37 ($60)New Pokemon Snap -- $53 ($60)Pokemon Shield -- $50 ($60)Pokemon Sword -- $50 ($60)Pokemon Brilliant Diamond -- $55 ($60)Pokemon Legends Arceus -- $55 ($60)Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne HD Remaster -- $35 ($50)Shin Megami Tensei V -- $50 ($60)Sonic Colors Ultimate -- $30 ($40)Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury -- $50 ($60)Super Mario Odyssey -- $38 ($60)Super Mario Party -- $50 ($60)Super Smash Bros. Ultimate -- $50 ($60)Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition -- $40 ($60)

Best Nintendo Switch console deals

Outside of bundle deals and slight discounts around Black Friday, it's exceedingly rare to see deals on Nintendo Switch consoles. So even though 2022 has just started, it's a safe bet that Nintendo Switch consoles won't be seeing any meaningful discounts for many months. In fact, simply finding a Nintendo Switch at retail price may become challenging. The Switch OLED is still experiencing stock shortages, but even the "dated" models aren't available at all times. For instance, the regular Switch is sold out at numerous retailers, and multiple colors of the Switch Lite are out of stock everywhere.

　　Below, we've highlighted all three Switch models and listed where they are currently in stock (at the time of writing).

　　

Nintendo Switch OLED

$350

　　We've yet to see a discount on the Nintendo Switch OLED since the console's October launch. Additionally, it's been in and out of stock at major retailers for the last few months, so simply securing one at retail price might feel like a deal. We often see the Switch OLED go in and out of stock at Amazon multiple times a day.

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Nintendo Switch + 128GB microSD

$320

　　While the regular Nintendo Switch is typically in stock, shortages are expected throughout the year. Amazon has a nice bundle deal right now that gets you the Switch and an officially licensed 128GB SanDisk microSD card. Considering the Switch only has 32GB of onboard storage, most people do eventually need to add a microSD card. This bundle gets that out of the way out of the box.

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Nintendo Switch Lite

$200

　　The Nintendo Switch Lite has also been in short supply lately, regardless of which color you're eyeing. The $200 handheld-only iteration of the Switch offers nice value if you're solely looking for a portable console. With hardware shortages across the board expected throughout 2022, we don't expect to see many actual deals on the Switch Lite any time soon. That said, Amazon currently has the turquoise model in stock and GameStop and Best Buy have the coral edition in stock for regular price.

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Best Nintendo Switch accessory deals

From controllers to memory cards and headsets, there's a wide range of Switch accessories that can enhance your overall experience. Check out some of the best Switch accessories currently on sale below.

　　

Best Switch controller deals

You can currently save on some nice third-party controllers, including numerous PowerA controllers and Hori's excellent Split Pad Pro.

　　Pro Controller (Preowned)

　　$55

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　　PowerA Fusion Pro Controller

　　$66 (was $100)

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　　PowerA Spectra Wired Controller

　　$28 (was $35)

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　　Hori Split Pad Pro (Black)

　　$45 (was $45)

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　　PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller

　　$45 (was $55)

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Best Switch headset deals

When it comes to headsets for Nintendo Switch, some of the best options are universal and work across all of your gaming platforms. And since the Switch supports Bluetooth now, you can even use audio options that aren't necessarily meant for gaming, including Apple AirPods. Right now, you can save big on headsets from popular companies such as Razer, Corsair, and SteelSeries.

　　SteelSeries Arctis 3

　　$40 (was $70)

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　　Razer BlackShark V2 X

　　$40 (was $60)

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　　Razer Kraken

　　$60 (was $80)

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　　Corsair HS60 Pro

　　$50 (was $70)

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　　Apple AirPods Pro

　　$180 (was $249)

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Best Switch carrying case deals

There is no shortage of Nintendo Switch carrying cases out there. Below, we've highlighted some carrying case deals that stood out to us. We've included at least one option for all three Switch models.

　　Daydayup Travel Case (Switch)

　　$15 (was $26)

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　　Funlab Console Carry Case (Switch and Switch OLED)

　　$30 (was $40)

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　　Animal Crossing Carrying Case (Switch)

　　$14 (was $30)

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　　Heystop Carry Case (Switch and Switch OLED)

　　$10 (was $20)

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　　Tomtoc Shoulder Bag (Switch and Switch OLED)

　　$30 (was $36)

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　　Orzly Carry Case (Switch Lite)

　　$14 (was $25)

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Best Switch grip deals

A Nintendo Switch grip can significantly improve comfort for handheld play, so it's definitely worth investing in one if your hands tend to get cramped after playing for a bit.

　　Oivo Grip and Stand (Switch)

　　$14 (was $30)

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　　Satisfye ZenGrip Pro (Switch)

　　$29 (was $35)

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　　Satisfye ZenGrip Go (Switch Lite)

　　$16 (was $25)

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Best Switch microSD card deals

The Switch and Switch Lite come with 32GB of onboard storage, while the Switch OLED has 64GB. Regardless of which model you have, you'll likely need to add additional storage to store your games--plus, some games even require a microSD card. Thankfully, microSD cards are very reasonably priced.

　　SanDisk 256GB Ultra

　　$29.50 (was $48)

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　　Samsung Evo Select 256GB

　　$28 (was $40)

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　　SanDisk 128GB (Officially Licensed)

　　$21 (was $35)

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　　SanDisk 400GB Ultra

　　$40 (was $70)

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