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Top deals from Nintendo Customer Appreciation Sale

Following a significant $300 million government refund for tariffs, Nintendo is currently running a wide-ranging Customer Appreciation Sale, featuring discounts up to 30% on games, consoles, and accessories. These savings are available on both digital and physical merchandise from now through September 26 at online shops and major partners including Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart.

Deep Discounts Fueled by $300 Million Tariff Refund

The windfall from government-awarded tariff refunds has enabled unprecedented deals from Nintendo. Through the Customer Appreciation Sale, available in the Nintendo eShop, Nintendo Store, and with selected retail partners, customers can find discounts on digital and boxed games, various accessories, and a broad array of official Nintendo merchandise.

Even though the sale doesn’t include many direct markdowns on new Switch 2 consoles or the latest hardware, shoppers will still see notable bargains on compatible accessories and classic systems. The most substantial reductions apply to Nintendo’s first-party games and official accessories.

Highlights: Hardware and Accessories

One of the standout deals is the Nintendo Pro Controller, now available at $55.99—down from its standard price of $79.99—and fully compatible with current and next-generation Switch consoles. While the newer Pro Controller 2 holds steady at $90 and remains scarce, those with existing Switch consoles will find the classic version deeply discounted.

Other accessory deals featured in the promotion include:

If you travel frequently with your system, check out the Mario Nintendo Switch 2 Case by Funlab, now $26.99 (reduced from $29.99), roomy enough for a Switch 2, a controller, and fourteen game cartridges.

Major Price Cuts on Flagship Nintendo Titles

The event brings noteworthy reductions to Nintendo Switch digital and physical game libraries. A standout is The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild + Expansion Pass Bundle, now marked at $55.97 (down from $79.98).

Several top first-party games are also seeing reductions of 30% or greater, including:

In addition to software deals, shoppers can also find apparel and collectibles like the Mario Kart Slouch Hat and Amiibo figures with savings reaching 30% or more.

Historic Scale for Nintendo’s Customer Appreciation Event

Propelled by the government’s $300 million refund, this sale stands as one of Nintendo’s most ambitious retail campaigns in recent memory. Until September 26, customers can take advantage of dozens of discounts across Nintendo’s official catalog, as the company passes on the benefits of the unexpected financial boon to shoppers.