Nintendo Launches New Switch 2 Bundle with Super Mario Galaxy 1+2!
This new limited-time offer saves you $20 on the console and the classic Mario game, a strategic move in today's market.

Nintendo officially launched a new promotional bundle for the Switch 2. From April 12 through May 9, customers can save $20 when purchasing the console with "Super Mario Galaxy 1 + 2". This $500 offer aims to leverage the cinematic success of Mario. It also seeks to re-energize hardware sales. This presents a strategic opportunity for those considering the console.
The $20 discount on the $500 total price might seem modest. However, the broader gaming landscape makes this offer far more significant. Nintendo appears to be aggressively converting cinematic hype from "The Super Mario Movie" into hardware installs. The combined imagery used for the announcement clearly illustrates this strategy.
Recent reports indicated Nintendo scaled back Switch 2 manufacturing. This followed a softer-than-expected holiday season. The company needs a reliable nudge to move more consoles. It aims to re-energize the platform's momentum after its successful 2025 launch.
This is not Nintendo's first bundle offering. The company has utilized this proven playbook before. Last year, similar deals included "Mario Kart World" and "Pokémon Legends Z-A" bundles. This strategy effectively stimulates hardware demand.
Perhaps the most compelling argument for this deal isn't the immediate savings. Instead, it offers protection against future costs. Sony’s recent decision to hike PlayStation 5 prices sent shockwaves through the industry. This reminded many potential buyers that hardware prices are no longer as reliable.
Nintendo also announced a new pricing model for Switch 2 games. They quickly clarified that physical editions are not getting more expensive. Instead, digital versions are becoming cheaper. Still, constant changes can make consumers a bit nervous. Especially when new releases like "Elden Ring" continue to carry an $80 price tag.
The company already upped prices for various original Switch products in the U.S. last year. While no official price increase for the Switch 2 has been announced, warnings exist. Price changes for the Switch 2, video games, and Nintendo Switch Online membership may be coming soon.
Therefore, saving $20 on "Super Mario Galaxy 1 + 2" is not the sole attraction. The wider context makes it more compelling. If you are already considering a Switch 2, now is a good time to buy. You could avoid waiting for a better deal that may never come. Worse, you could get caught out by a future price hike.
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