The best last-minute Prime Day deals for the Nintendo Switch

Save on the Switch Lite, games, and more

by Brandon Widder

Jun 22, 2021, 9:59 PM UTC

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Brandon Widder is a senior editor overseeing deals, gift guides, and commerce. He spent six years spearheading buying guides and consumer tech coverage at Digital Trends.

If you weren’t already cued in, Amazon Prime Day 2021 is drawing to a close, with most of the remaining deals set to expire at 3AM ET / 12AM PT tonight. Thankfully, many of the best Best Prime Day gaming deals are still available, including one on the road-ready Nintendo Switch Lite. There is also an assortment of deals covering some of the best accessories and games, whether you’re a fan of charming role-playing titles like The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening or the latest entry in Capcom’s monster-slaying franchise.

Below, we’ve rounded up the best Prime Day deals for the Nintendo Switch, some of which are also featured in our guide to the best anti-Prime Day deals. Now, if only picking up a PS5 was as easy.

Nintendo Switch Lite

$200

Nintendo’s smaller, lighter Switch makes it easier to play your collection of Switch games on the go.

$200 at Amazon $200 at Best Buy (turquoise)

The best Prime Day deals on Nintendo Switch games

The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening (Nintendo Switch) is $40 at Amazon and Walmart (usually $60).
Super Mario Odyssey (Nintendo Switch) is $40 at Amazon and Best Buy (usually $50).
Luigi’s Mansion 3 (Nintendo Switch) is $40 at Amazon and Walmart (usually $50).
Fire Emblem: Three Houses (Nintendo Switch) is $40 at Amazon and Walmart (usually $60).
Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit (Mario Set Edition) is $75 at Amazon (usually $100). It’s the same price as the Luigi Set Edition, also available at Amazon and Best Buy.
Paper Mario: The Origami King (Nintendo Switch) is $30 at Target (usually $43). Not available for shipping, but your local Target may have it in stock.
Bravely Default II is $40 at Amazon (usually $60), the steepest discount we’ve seen on the charming Switch RPG.
Just Dance 2021 is $25 at Amazon and Target (usually $50).
Pikmin 3 Deluxe (Nintendo Switch) is $30 at Amazon and Target (usually $60), easily the biggest price drop we’ve seen on the Switch remaster.
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (Nintendo Switch) is $15 at Target (normally $47).
Monster Hunter Rise (Nintendo Switch) is $50 at Amazon and Target (normally $60), matching the lowest price we’ve seen on the most recent Monster Hunter game.
Sid Meier’s Civilization VI is $10 at Amazon and (usually $20), just shy of its best price to date.

The wireless edition of the SteelSeries Arctis 1

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The best Prime Day deals on Nintendo Switch headsets

SteelSeries’ Arctis 1 Gaming Headset is $35 at Amazon (usually $50), which is the lowest price we’ve seen yet on the budget-based, multi-platform wired headset.
HyperX’s Cloud Alpha Gaming Headset is $80 at Amazon (usually $100), slightly above the wired headset’s best price ever.
Razer BlackShark V2 Gaming Headset is $76 at Amazon (usually $100), the best price to date on Razer’s solid headset.

The best Prime Day deals on Nintendo Switch controllers

8Bitdo’s Sn30 Pro Bluetooth Gamepad is $38 at Amazon (normally $45), the best price to date on the popular throwback model.
Hori’s Nintendo Switch Split Pad Pro controller is $40 at Amazon (normally $50), matching the lowest price we’ve seen.
PoweredA’s Enhanced Wired Controller is $15 at Amazon (normally $25), matching the best price we’ve seen on this budget-friendly add-on.
Hori’s Mario Kart Racing Wheel Pro Deluxe is $84 at Amazon (usually $100), nearly matching the lowest price we’ve seen on the vibrant racing peripheral.