While fans wait for the highly-anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 to drop, Nintendo released its latest bundle to celebrate Mar10 Day 2025.
Nintendo announced today that the Nintendo Switch - OLED Model with Super Mario Bros. Wonder Bundle is officially available to purchase at Walmart and Best Buy for $349.
The bundle already sold out lightning fast at Walmart, but it may be restocked on Sunday ahead of Mar10 Day. It’s also still fully in stock at Best Buy.
The latest gaming console, which normally retails for $350 alone, comes with the award-winning “Super Mario Bros. Wonder” and three months of Nintendo Switch Online for free.
You’ll play as Mario as he runs, jumps and warps through pipes in adventures through the Flower Kingdom and collect Wonder Seeds to save the land from Bowser.
This time in the topsy-turvy version of the classic video game, you can play with up to four people taking on the roles of Mario’s friends in local multiplayer or online for a real Mario Party to celebrate the annual holiday.
The game’s vivid colors, enhanced gameplay and expanded character roster seem best suited for the console with an upgraded OLED screen. The 7-inch touchscreen is more vibrant than the one featured in other Switch models with crisper contrast to level up your gaming experience.
More upgrades include a wider, adjustable stand for more stability and to find the best viewing angle in Tabletop mode, enhanced audio from the built-in speakers and increased internal storage of 64 gigabytes. Plus, the dock comes with a built-in wired LAN port for a LAN cable you can buy separately and use in TV mode to connect with your friends online.
If you can’t wait for the Nintendo Switch 2 to drop, you can pick up this new bundle that’s a steal, especially when “Super Mario Bros. Wonder” normally costs $60 and a Nintendo Switch Online membership costs $8 for three months. But you’ll have to add this one to your cart now before it’s gone.
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