New Nintendo Switch OLED Smash Bros. edition coming for Black Friday

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The Nintendo Switch has become the third best-selling gaming console of all time, bested only by the Nintendo DS and the Sony PlayStation 2. Released in 2017, the original Nintendo Switch got an OLED revamp in 2021, boasting an OLED panel supplied by Samsung Display. And now, that same OLED model is getting a special edition bundle for Black Friday.

Combining one of its most popular consoles of all time and one of its most beloved games, Nintendo is gearing up to offer a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate-themed Nintendo Switch OLED edition.

This edition has exclusive Joy-Con controllers featuring a design inspired by Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and ships with the brawling game itself (in digital format), along with three months of Nintendo Switch Online membership for free.

More celebratory offers are coming

To celebrate Black Friday month, Nintendo will also offer discounts on popular titles such as:

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Luigi's Mansion 3
Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Super Mario Odyssey
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze
Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe
Minecraft Legends: Deluxe Edition
Everybody 1-2 Switch

In addition, leading up to the holidays, Nintendo says it will offer two new Switch Lite – Animal Crossing: New Horizons systems with delightful designs and a Nintendo Switch – Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Bundle.

And if you're a fan of Super Mario Party, you will be able to buy a Red & Blue Joy-Con + Super Mario Party bundle from November 10 for $99 and save $39 in the process.

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