Nintendo Switch Black Friday deals in Australia 2025: all the best discounts available

This is the console-only version, which includes the Nintendo Switch 2 with its dock, two Joy-Cons and a Joy-Con-slottable controller, but no games. There is quite a library of discounted games available below, though, including Metroid Prime 4: Beyond (releasing soon) and Split Fiction.

It's jumped up a little since the end of Cyber Monday, but if you missed it during Black Friday, a AU$24.95 saving isn't to be ignored. This bundle comes with Mario Kart World and, as far as first games to play on your new Switch 2, it doesn't get much better. The best part it, the Nintendo Switch 2 comes with a pair of Joy-Con 2s – so its ready for couch co-op immediately.

"A pioneer for co-op gaming" is what we called it in our five-star Split Fiction review – applauding it as "an explosive co-op game with a kaleidoscope of mechanics". If you're looking for a game to play with your child, partner or friend, online or on the couch, there's simply no better option.

Releasing soon, Amazon's continuing to offer this game at its Black Friday price. The first in the series created natively for the Nintendo Switch 2 (though there's a Nintendo Switch model too), our tester called it "the Pokémon game I always wanted" in our 4.5-star Pokémon Legends: Z-A review.

Looking to let your Nintendo Switch 2 flex its muscles? This might be the game for you. After years of waiting, our gaming expert finally tried it and is seriously excited for it to release on December 4. Despite in with high expectations, the game met them – hooking them almost immediately.

The Nintendo Switch version is down 23% to AU$69.

One of the best games of the last decade, if not the last century, Cyberpunk 2077 is an absolute marvel – even if it had immense performance issues at launch. That's over now, though, and the Nintendo Switch 2 is plenty powerful to comfortably run it. Plus, this model comes with the Phantom Liberty DLC pack that we called a "masterclass".

An "upgrade that’s well worth the money", we awarded this upgraded version of Kirby and the Forgotten Land, made for the Nintendo Switch 2, a 4.5-star score in our review. It's even worth playing for those who played the original version, intelligently rejigging existing locations with loads of secrets to find and a healthy jump to 60fps.

It won't release until February 12, but if you're interested in the latest Mario Tennis adventure then a 10% saving is worth snapping up. It will let players choose between 38 playable characters for casual or competitive play in a variety of game modes, as well as 30 different Fever Rackets. For example, you'll be able to "Freeze the court with the Ice Racket and duplicate yourself with the Shadow Racket" according to Nintendo.

Working with both the regular Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, if you're looking for a little more accuracy and control during your gaming sessions, this deal is hard to ignore.

No matter what you're playing on your Nintendo Switch, a spare pair of joy-cons. In this deal, you get one of the better-looking combinations for cheap. Plus, this older model works wirelessly with the Nintendo Switch 2 – though they can't attach to the device like they do with the original machine. This price is also available on the Pastel Purple and Pastel Green combo.

Nintendo Switch OLED + Super Mario Bros: was AU$539, now AU$79 (save AU$60)

It's not as cheap as it was during the Black Friday sales, but at least this deal includes Super Mario Bros Wonder and 12 months of Nintendo Switch Online. If you're looking to mostly play in handheld mode, but still want the option to dock your Nintendo Switch to the TV, then this is the deal for you. While it offers the same docked resolution as the original Switch, this model offers a beautiful OLED display, 64GB of data and a premium-looking white colour that matches the Joy-Cons.

Nintendo Switch: was AU$469.95, now AU$429 (save AU$40.95)

The Nintendo Switch as it released way back in 2017, you get the iconic blue and red Joy-Cons with this deal. While it won't blow you away with an OLED screen or a 4K resolution when docked, if you're looking for the most affordable way to play the best Nintendo Switch Games at home and on-the-go, then this deal is it.

Nintendo Switch Lite: was AU$329, now AU$277.88 (save AU$51.12)

The Nintendo Switch's calling card is being a hybrid console – but this handheld-only machine lets you play all the best Switch games wherever you like, with a smaller form factor than its siblings, cheaper price and a whole heap of pretty colours.

Kogan First members get this price, but you can sign up for a 14-day free trial. Non-members still get the Switch Lite for AU$292, though.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder: was AU$79.95, now AU$59 (save AU$15.95)

Super Mario Bros. Wonder is a fun and colourful adventure, perfect to play on your own or with family and friends. Choose from a big cast of some of the most recognisable characters in the series and explore the vibrant lands with the new Wonder Flowers that affect the levels in a variety of magical ways. One of the best Mario games ever, this discount is worth considering.

NBA 2K25: was AU$79, now AU$34 (save AU$45)

The latest addition to one of the biggest sports game franchises on the planet, if you're an NBA fan – or your kid is – who wants the ability to play through your career or take control of your favourite players on the TV and in handheld mode, grabbing it for less than AU$40 is a helluva deal.

EA Sports FC 25: was AU$89.95, now AU$44 (save AU$45.95)

If football is your passion, you might want to check out EA's newest FC game for the Switch. Despite launching just a few months ago, it’s already available at a significant discount. Perfect for those who love couch co-op gaming and an excellent choice for a holiday gift.

Nintendo Switch Sports: was AU$69.95, now AU$54 (save AU$15.95)

Play your favourite sports right in your living room with a copy of Nintendo Switch Sports. Bundled with the leg strap, you’ll be able to kick goals in a soccer shootout, so you can get more involved than with typical Switch games. If you loved Wii Sports, grab this current-generation iteration.

Nintendo Switch Pro controller: was AU$99.95, now AU$79 (save AU$20.95)

The Pro controller is designed so you can game in comfort without impacting your performance. Whether you’re playing a fighting game like Super Smash Bros. Ultimate or you’re racing around tracks in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, it’s a great option if you prefer a traditional controller over the Joy-Cons, or game more seriously on the Switch.

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Pair: was AU$119.95, now AU$99 (save AU$20.95)

Finding new Joy-Cons can get pricey, but Amazon currently has a pair on sale for under AU$100. We’ve seen these controllers a bit cheaper before, so it might be worth holding out for bigger savings, especially if this colour option doesn't suit your fancy.