Nintendo is out with a new Switch OLED bundle that will save you quite a bit of money-Kenneth Andersen-Entertainment – Metro

Nintendo just added a console, Mario game, and membership bundle (Nintendo)

European Nintendo fans can get the new Nintendo Switch OLED, Super Mario Bros. Wonder, and membership bundle on the cheap right now.

It’s not just the PlayStation 5 Slim that’s on sale at the moment, slashed to it’s lowest ever price at many UK retailers, as Nintendo follows suit with a bundle worth mentioning too.

The new bundle comes a couple of weeks after Nintendo released their alarm clock, Alarmo, as the publisher continues to keep very quiet about anything that’s Nintendo Switch 2 related (although they have confirmed the console will be shown before April next year).

For those who don’t want to wait for the upcoming console, there’s a new Switch OLED bundle that will save you £67, but it’s only available in Europe.

The bundle was released today on the Nintendo Store and comes with the white Nintendo Switch OLED model, with the excellent Super Mario Bros. Wonder already pre-installed.

It also comes with a 12 month’s Nintendo Switch Online Individual membership, costing £309.99.

That comes out as £67 in savings, compared to buying everything included in the bundle individually.

Nintendo recently added other bundles to its storefront too, like the family starter pack, at £259.99 (saving you £57), which includes a Nintendo Switch standard console plus the sports set games, and a 12 month Online membership.

There are lots of other bundles, but none that are discounted as heavily as those mentioned above.

Although Nintendo has been tight-lipped about the Switch 2, a leaker who has been right about the dates of Direct showcases previously has recently reasserted that the upcoming console will be shown in October or November this year.

For now though, fans who don’t want to wait have a good deal worth consider if in the market for a handheld console.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder is a great game (Nintendo)

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